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# Catalogue record: 28312 — [Aufz. zur Dynamik]
# Incipit: In communicatione motuum res procedit in speciem ...
# Date: 1696
# Akademie-Ausgabe: AA VIII (assigned, not yet published)
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# Work: https://leibnizlegible.com/work/00068569
# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Philosophie LH 4, 2, 9
# Folios: Bl. 7–8 (from the shelfmark LH 4, 2, 9c Bl. 7-8): 4 pages, canvases 13–16, page ids 00068569:0013 to 00068569:0016
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## Folio 7r — 00068569:0013
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Communicatione motuum res proceo
procedit in speciem perinde ac si 
vis consisteret in quantitate motus. (Nam in corporibus
mollibus post ictum corpora simul procedunt, summa quan
titatu motum residuat post retractum motum con
videantur experimenta mario Ataita simul proledent (ab solute
trarium. Atq ita jumma quantitatum motus
uni nulla est contrarietas,
em
hoc est
si tendant ambo in eandem plagam, aut alterntrum
quiescat. In duris hoc est elasticis praeterea
distribuitur quantitas mo aec mutuo sibi de
struunt eandem motus quantitatem ex aequilibrii
lege, eamque recuperant restitutione Elastri,
et ex his compositis oritur motus quem
rexperdentia exsribet, et
Verum enim vero quod quantitas motus
non sit eadem cum quantitate virium Egregre probant
ipsa cirpora mollia. Nam si corpus motum incurrat in
quiescens aut aliud tardius antecedens, amboque sint
mollia simul ibunt celeritate eadem qua prius quantitate
motus. Ergo si quantitas motus eadem esset, quae vis
totam vim retinuissent, quod fasum est, nam periit
magna pars, quam itus scilicet ictus absumsit
tu non fuisse contemnendam
nonitum compressio
ipsa probat corporum appea con maium
unde, et ex ipsa natura concursu aestimari posset, qua
Auorta
io con lcum cocarsa ati
quantsa sit eoin feressia vodemtengendum comparata cum ocursu contrario.
 Modus quo leges motus a priori explicari
debent, hic est a causa efficiente hic est.
potest
Componist motus corporis ex communi cen
n gravitalis, et proprio. Porro etsi compositiones sint
crbitrariae natura tamen id utitur quoties est quod
determinat electionem. Quod hic fit, nam in

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concursu ictus est, qui concurrentium reciproca
momento
caleritate. Ergo in concursus, omni mo separantur
ii duo motus. ferorsus  ut compositio
lagum directionam in obliquo motu ex ipso
superficiei excipientis. Situ determinatur
x Quod in destructione o quantitaris
motus servatur vis aequilibrii rexioritur ex
natura vis plementaris seu sopitae: quoed
 sero di residua motus quantitate (seposito
Ictu moventur ambo) oritur ex tantura
pration directionis, ex conseronta, seu ex
sege motus communis conservandi
Videamus an determinatus sit tam motus como
munis quam proprius. Et quidem cum motus pro-
prius sit corporibus reciproce proportionalis, quo
scilicet corpora sibi occurrunt. It ague
ein centro gravitatis st
antia eorum secasur. necibae
motus ergo communis est is qui ravis
dest
centri, seu navis in qua centrum quiescit

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Curiosum erit videre, an a quaecunque motuum compo-
sitiones exhibeant idem. Nempe si finmantur corpora
in navi progredi concurrere celeritatibus non reci
recipiocis. Et video po rem redire, ac si in navi
proposita moveretur mitus navis, et in ea duo corpora recipro
cis celeritatibus. ita tantum componendi sunt duaru
navium motus, seu ex ipsarum initu resultans cum
cl Ce_ ipso motu reciproco contri gravitatis
cum mota reciproco appropinquationis

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