Definition:Ideal (Physics)
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Definition
An ideal (or idealized) object is one in which certain attributes are approximated to zero.
Examples
- An ideal chain is an inelastic thread whose stiffness and width are approximated to zero.
- An ideal cord is an ideal chain whose mass is approximated to zero.
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