2D
Collision
Let's consider collisions in two dimension:
Press Start to begin the animation.
Two circular objects will move with pre-defined velocity (yellow
arrow).
Click left mouse button to suspend the animation. Now, you can
Click near the tip of the velocity vector and drag the mouse button
left/right to change its value (the initial velocity
of that object).
Click near the circular boundary and drag the mouse button to change
its radius.
Click near the center of the circle and drag the mouse to change its
location.
Click the mouse button again to resume the animation.
When the two objects collide, the animation will be suspend.
Press the mouse button ( Do not release it)
to see the velocity vectors just after the collision.
Press Reset button to reset parameters to default values.
eta is the coefficient of restitution eat Vf/Vi
Vf=relative velocity just after collision
Vi=relative velocity just before collision
for elastic collision eta=1.
for perfectly inelastic collision eta=0.
You can select different frame of reference
to view the relative motion of all the objects.
lab is a laboratory inertial frame.
m1, m2 and CM are frame of reference with respect
to
left circular object m1, right circular object m2
and center of mass for m1 and m2.
View collision in 1 dimension.
Author：Fu-Kwun Hwang, Dept. of physics, National Taiwan Normal University
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