Closed jtheinen closed 10 months ago
maybe "geometric symmetry" is helpful? I think your board will always have the mass center a the geometric center right? you could use "geometrically and inertially symmetric" as clarifiers.
Fig.3 does not look like the symmetry around the center of gravity along the longitudinal direction.
I think that is just an illusion. The mass center for the board $m_s$ is at the longitudinal geometric center in the figure. I think we can just say that in the rebuttal.
I changed it to "The board was modelled as a simplified popsicle stick skateboard where we assume the board is geometrically symmetric, i.e. the front nose and truck is a mirror of the back tail and truck, and there is no deck concavity." What do you think?
reviewer 2:
Does “nose-tail symmetry” mean the symmetry around the center of gravity along the longitudinal direction? Probably, I misunderstood. Fig.3 does not look like the symmetry around the center of gravity along the longitudinal direction.