Elastic collision

Elastic energy

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Exact solutions of classical central-force problems

Few-body systems

First class constraint

Free body

Frenkel–Kontorova model

Galilean invariance

Garnier integrable system

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Gauss's principle of least constraint

Holonomic constraints

Impulse (physics)

Inertia

Initial stability

Instant centre of rotation

Jet force

Kepler problem

Kinematic diagram

Liouville dynamical system

Mass-spring-damper model

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