As I pointed out, what's the difference between an inertial body moving in a
straight line and a rotating body?
The rotating body has a natural unit of time so there is a convenient way to
make Q dimensionless.
For linear motion, the natural unit of decay would be the time constant.
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time@radio.sent.com said:
> As I pointed out, what's the difference between an inertial body moving in a
> straight line and a rotating body?
The rotating body has a natural unit of time so there is a convenient way to
make Q dimensionless.
For linear motion, the natural unit of decay would be the time constant.
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