Inertiasets
Inertiasets is a term sometimes used in physics, particularly in discussions related to rotational motion and conservation laws. It refers to a system of objects where the distribution of mass relative to an axis of rotation remains constant over time. This constancy implies that the moment of inertia of the system about that axis does not change, even if the individual components of the system are moving.
A key characteristic of an inertiaset is that its total angular momentum is conserved if no external
Examples of systems that might be considered inertiasets, or approximate them, include rigid rotating bodies where