Draft:Viktor Equation

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The Viktor equation is a biomechanical model that describes the natural frequency of small-angle oscillations of an erect human penis, conceptualized as a uniform, rigid rod pivoted at the base. The equation accounts for restoring torques from both gravity and muscle-generated resistance, yielding a closed-form expression for the angular natural frequency (${\displaystyle \omega }$). Though idealized, the model aids in understanding mechanical dynamics relevant to sexual medicine, prosthetic design, and diagnostic instrumentation.