Regarding towers

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On page 61 of JB/T4710-2005, there is a sentence that reads: “~~~~~~~~~~~~~Since the mass of a tower is always distributed continuously or in segments, any tower-shaped container can be regarded as a system with an infinite number of degrees of freedom.” I would like to ask experts: How should this concept of a system with an infinite number of degrees of freedom be understood?

Reply #22008-01-12

I think it’s simply about simplifying the mechanical model in practice. Ideally, that’s what should happen; but as for exactly how to understand this, it’s probably better to consult books on mechanics

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I think it is a simplification of the mechanical model of reality under ideal conditions.

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