A Study of Bench Dragons Based on Archimedean Solenoids
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https://doi.org/10.54097/qjavds90Keywords:
Archimedes-screw, Finite Difference, Positioning Constant Velocity.Abstract
The research background of this paper is based on the dynamic movement process of intangible cultural heritage dragon dance movement during the performance. Although there are more researches on the simulation and modeling technology, there are fewer researches on the improvement of the stage choreography with the help of this technology. In this paper, we hope to bring some inspiration and improvement to the dragon dance performance through the research on the position change and velocity correlation during the displacement process of the dragon dance performance. Firstly, the Archimedes electromagnetic equation is established to simulate the motion of the dragon dance team, and then the position of the dragon head at each moment is obtained by the fixed velocity of the dragon head, and then the position and velocity of the rear point of the dragon head is gradually displaced by the known rigid-body connection condition. Finally, the data of each point at each moment of the dragon dance team were successfully obtained, In this way, the displacement process of the dragon dance performance has been successfully simulated mathematically and dynamically, to the extent that we can clearly calculate and present and visualize the approximate procession travel state at each moment. This will help to follow up with further practical problems, such as realizing the goal of process collision checking at certain spacing. This will shed some light on dragon dance performances in practical situations.
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