Aug 23rd 2017, 04:53 PM
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Yes I believe it is holonomic. Well spotted.
But can the particle swing right over under rotation?
The upward forces can certainly be enough to lift it off the cone, but what happens then?
Yes the friction would oppose the motion of the particle relative to the cone, if it made any. But we stated the no slip condition.
I don't know Caikin so I can't comment.
A good book is Classical Mechanics by Gregory - Cambridge University press.
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