Oscillation Theory

Oscillation theory studies systems that undergo repetitive and periodic motions, like pendulums, electrical circuits, or sound waves. It explains how these systems move back and forth around a central point or equilibrium, driven by forces that restore their position. The theory analyzes factors such as frequency, amplitude, and damping, helping us understand the behavior, stability, and energy transfer in oscillatory systems. This understanding is crucial across physics, engineering, and other sciences for designing everything from clocks to communication devices.