Okay, in general, the oscillation gets smaller and smaller, for example, in water. But what about the creeping case and the aperiodic limiting case in practice? What examples are there? I can't imagine it.
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https://youtu.be/tB6rCb-6CPE?feature=shared So, the experiment is about building a cylinder out of paper, placing it vertically in a glass like a wheel, and then suddenly pulling the cylinder away. What happens to the coin then? I would have said that it falls into the water, or rather, I've tried it before, and it fell into the…
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In the case of a damped oscillation, there is an overshoot, in the case of a creep, no, the aperiodic boundary case is exactly in between or there is no overshoot anymore.
As a real-world example, you can imagine that you jump out of the window because of your tasks and
Just as a suggestion: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/crisis case