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The system is hit so violently that it goes into a non-linear regime, repeatedly hitting the end-stops of its motion. Consider how adding even a small amount of
by lambdaone 1y ago
The system is hit so violently that it goes into a non-linear regime, repeatedly hitting the end-stops of its motion. Consider how adding even a small amount of nonlinearity to a simple harmonic oscillator can create chaos, and I think you should be able to see how this generates chaos.
- tonyarkles 1y agoPlus, at the interface, there’s some small amount of oxide that has grown on the surfaces. When those pieces of metal are being banded together and separated there’s tiny electric arcs that are working at getting rid of that.