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A rewrite of Section 9 from Phil's document on non-inertial frames, marked "installed, do not edit here" as an obsolete draft. It restates his rotating-frame equations (position, velocity, force and effective force with centrifugal, Coriolis and Euler terms) in a "swap" notation, then matches them to equations in Marion and Thornton & Marion. It ends with a translation table of symbols between the two notations.

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installed, do not edit here 9. Notation comparison with Marion (1970) and Thornton & Marion (2003) In this we Section compare our notation for rotating-frame kinematics and non-inertial-frame physics to that of Marion (1970) and Thornton and Marion (T&M 2003). Their notation is close to our "swap" notation, so before making any comparisons, we restate various of our equations in swap notation. A swap notation equation has an S subscript on the equation number and is obtained from the corresponding non-swap equation by prime ↔ noprime ( b and ω do not change) : r' = b + r (6.1)s v' = v + ω x r + S' (6.6a)s F' = ma' = mS' + ma + mω x (ω x r) + 2m ω x v + m x r (8.1.3)s ma = Feff = F' - mS' – mω x (ω x r) – 2m ω x v – m x r (8.1.5)s In the above swap notation equations, Frame S' is fixed (f) and Frame S is the rotating frame (r) : We now compare these equations with those of the Marion series authors: r' = b + r (6.1)s r' = R + r // Marion p 341 (11.1) // T&M p 388 (10.1) v' = v + ω x r + S' (6.6a)s vf = vr + ω x r + V // Marion p 344 (11.12) // T&M p 391 (10.17) F' = ma' = mS' + ma + mω x (ω x r) + 2m ω x v + m x r (8.1.3)s F = maf = mf + mar + mω x (ω x r) + 2m ω x vr + m x r // Marion p 344 (11.17) // T&M p 392 (10.23) ma = Feff = F' - mS' – mω x (ω x r) – 2m ω x v – m x r (8.1.5)s mar = Feff = F - mf – mω x (ω x r) – 2m ω x vr – m x r // Marion p 344 (11.19) // T&M p 392 (10.25) Based on these comparisons, we make the following translation table: our swap Marion notation authors S r name of the rotating frame (r = rotating) S' f name of the fixed frame (f = fixed) ∂S (d/dt)rotating time derivative in the rotating frame ∂S' (d/dt)fixed time derivative in the fixed frame r r position in rotating frame v vr velocity in rotating frame a ar acceleration in rotating frame r' r' position in fixed frame v' vf velocity in fixed frame a' af acceleration in fixed frame F' F force in fixed frame = true force in rotating frame Feff Feff total effective force in the rotating frame Ffict total fictitious force in the rotating frame b R location of the rotating frame origin (measured in the fixed frame) S' f,V velocity of the rotating frame origin (measured in the fixed frame) S' f acceleration of the rotating frame origin (measured in the fixed frame)