6
.
2.4. Now
, where
and
are the momenta of the external and inter-
nal forces, respectively. We will say that is
strongly Eulerian if it is Eulerian and
. For strongly Eulerian systems we have (§2.3) the equation
,
which is called the
angular momentum principle.
Newtonian systems, hence in particular rigid bodies, are strongly Eulerian. Indeed,
since they are Eulerian, it is enough to see that
, and this can be shown as fol-
lows:
.
We have used that
,
with
, for a Newtonian system.
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