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The complementary property of Lindelöf's work and Chaplygin's work

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Lindelöf' s equation is derived by using the Vakonomic model, which shows that Lindelöf' s work coincides with Vakonomic model. Chaplygin' s equation is derived by using Chetaev' s model, which shows that Chaplygin' s work coincides with Chetaev' s model. On basis of these, by improving the expressions of Chaplygin' s equation and Lindelöf' s equation, the reasonable transition from Chaplygin' s equation to Lindelöf's equation is realized, the reasonable transition from Lindelöf's equation to Chaplygin' s equation is realized too. Finally, a typical example is given. The work of this paper shows that, just as the Vakonomic model and Chetaev's model are complementary to each other, Lindelöf' s work and Chaplygin' s work are complementary to each other too.

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Li-fu, L., Wei-dong, C. The complementary property of Lindelöf's work and Chaplygin's work. Appl Math Mech 21, 937–946 (2000). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02428364

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