The following are links to videos that students in Physics 374 (Classical Mechanics, Professor Amy Kolan) submitted as their final project for fall semester 2014. Enjoy!
John Bruer, Singing in the Shower – Why you sound so great? Video
Luke Burnett, Intermediate Axis Theory Video
Hao Du, Fermi-Pasta-Ulam Problem Video
Jordan Dull, Hamiltonian Chaos and a Swinging Atwood’s Machine Video
Jacob Forster, Feynman’s Wobbling Plate Video
Daniel Hickox-Young, Normal Modes of Mass-Spring System with Non-Uniform Spring Constants Video
Andrew Hoffman, The Coriolis Effect video
Matthew Ingalls, Double Bubbles Video
Emily L Johnson, Parametric Instability Demonstration Video
Spenser Johnson, Slow Motion Video of a Tippe Top with explanation Video
Joseph Jung, Fermi-Pasta-Ulam Problem – Non-Linear Chain Simulation Video
Kyle Keenen, Physics of Bowling Video
Suzy Kirch, The Phenomenon of Barbershop Overtones Video
Henry Koon, Bike Stability Video
Rodney Lalonde, Dynamic Stabilization of a Vertically Driven Inverted Pendulum Video
Jacob LaNasa, Visualizing SHOs and the Double Well Potential Video
Nick McLain, Fly Fishing Dynamics Video
Sam Pauly & Thomas von Bibra, Singing Wineglasses: Exploration of Higher vibrational modes Video
Owen Puls, Fermi, Pasta, Ulam Video
Nick Rekuski, The Voss Algorithm and 1/f Music Video
Connor Rowley & Andrew Reiter, Parametric Oscillator & Swings Video
Kollin Rozmarynowski, Pink Noise in Music Video
Andrew Turnblad, Parametric Instability Video
Amy Turner, Tartini Tones Video
Ryan van Mechelen, Physics of a Superball: The Ball That Bounces Back! Video
Robin Wheelus, Analyzing the Normal Modes of Orchestral Crotales at Various Water Depths Video
Adam Wood, The Wobbling Plate Video