The Principle of Least Action: Derivation of Newton's Second Law
This video provides an introduction to the principle of least action and shows how Newton's Second Law emerges as a constraint for particle moving in one dimension. This video is inspired by Richard Feynman's lecture on the Principle of Least Action, which I highly recommend.
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