A bead attached to a spring and confined to move along a wire

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An interaction between two opposites produces a unique outcome. ..."Jules Henri Poincare(1854-1912, One of France's greatest mathematicians)"

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This is a famous mathematical modeling problem.
A bean attached one end of the spring with free force length L0 and spring constant k.
It is also confined to move along a wire.
The height of the wire can be adjusted if you drag the left end up/down.
The tilt angle of the wire can be adjusted if you drag the right end up/down.
The force and velocity vectors are shown with blue/red arrows.
Phase diagram of vx-x is shown in the right plotting region.


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