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The former, because in order to formulate a physics engine in Lagrangian mechanics you need analytic differentiation (or you can just precalculate the partial d
by lasagnaphil 6y ago
The former, because in order to formulate a physics engine in Lagrangian mechanics you need analytic differentiation (or you can just precalculate the partial derivatives with your own hands, but then it will be precisely the same as coding it in F=ma.)