Modeling a Sliding Bead on a Frictionless Tilting Wire with Python

That title is terrible. So, there is this straight wire with a bead on it (no friction). The tilt of the wire changes. What is the motion of the bead?
I previously derived an expression for the acceleration using the Lagrangian - here is that video:
• Lagrangian Mechanics -...
In this video, I model the motion with python.
Here is the code.
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[@VcrashusaInc]

Great work!

[@the_pi_]

This is really cool. 😁😁😁 Question: While playing around with it, were you able to find an omega, sdot combination for which the bead does not slide at all along the rod? I'm thinking there's such a combination. 😅😅😅
Thanks!

[@user-pk8hn6zw8m]

more model videos!

[@DotPhysics]

I hear you.

[@charltonwake6813]

Very well done!

[@bhavikdodda]

New sub here!
These videos are awesome. Thanks a lot!

[@bhavikdodda]

Leaving my mark. Here before a million subs :)

[@SotraEngine4]

Really good and really good explanation of something many will find difficult
Good job
Hope this goes trending

[@DotPhysics]

thanks!

[@ChinyONE]

Physics is all about having a good time. Me like that. Thank you sir.