👉 In a physics context, "inoscillation" refers to an oscillation of a system that is not influenced by external forces. This means that the amplitude or frequency of the oscillation remains constant even as the system undergoes changes in its properties. For example, consider a simple pendulum, which is characterized by two identical masses suspended from a string. When a force is applied to one end of the string, it causes the other mass to swing back and forth. The amplitude of this motion
