Timeline for Which higher-order terms require 4th-order integration of quadratically-constrained dynamics?

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Jun 25 at 18:50	vote	accept	Not a chance
Jun 23 at 15:13	history	edited	Not a chance	CC BY-SA 4.0	added quadratically to the title
Jun 23 at 10:47	answer	added	LPZ		timeline score: 2
Jun 23 at 7:48	history	edited	Not a chance	CC BY-SA 4.0	added image, made question more clear
Jun 22 at 14:21	history	edited	Kyle Kanos	CC BY-SA 4.0	boldsymbol is for greeks letters
Jun 22 at 14:14	answer	added	Kyle Kanos		timeline score: 0
Jun 22 at 13:15	comment	added	Kyle Kanos		FWIW, I suspect there's something screwy in your derivation as your EOM (your last equation) does not appear to line up with expected equations (cf. this Physics.SE post).
Jun 22 at 13:04	comment	added	Kyle Kanos		Wouldn't that require $\ddot{g}=0$? Is that condition true? Also, why solve it in Cartesian instead of the more straight-forward spherical coordinates?
Jun 22 at 10:40	comment	added	Not a chance		well after calling myself completely into question, yes. The first derivative being $2\dot xx + 2\dot yy + 2\dot zz$
Jun 22 at 10:15	comment	added	basics		Are you sure about this "Using the second time derivative of g we have $\dot{x}^2+\dot{y}^2+\dot{z}^2=−(\ddot{x}x+\ddot{y}y+\ddot{z}z)$?
Jun 22 at 9:34	history	edited	Qmechanic♦	CC BY-SA 4.0	added 6 characters in body; edited tags; edited title
Jun 22 at 9:21	history	asked	Not a chance	CC BY-SA 4.0