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    Kinematics refers to the mathematics of motion without invoking any physics principles. It deals with concepts such as velocity, acceleration, and rotation. Kinematics is distinct from mechanics, which involves forces and torques.

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    kinematics

    Continuum mechanics deals with the mathematics, mechanics, kinematics and physics
    of deformable bodies. The word kinematics refers to the mathematics of motion. No
    physics principles are invoked in kinematics. Velocity, acceleration, rotation, etc. are all
    kinematics concepts. The notions of force and torque are mechanics concepts.

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