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Classical mechanics Herbert Charles Corben, Philip Stehle

By: Corben, Herbert Charles [].
Contributor(s): Stehle, Philip [].
New York Dover publications ©1977Edition: Segunda edición.Description: xi, 389 páginas ilustraciones 22 cm.ISBN: 0486680630.Subject(s): Mecanica analitica | Física | Movimiento | Analytical mechanicsDDC classification: 531
Contents:
Kinematic of Particles --The Laws of Motion -- Conservative Systems with one degree of freedom -- Two - particle systems -- Time - dependent forces and nonconservative motion -- Lagrange's equations of motion --Applications of lagrange's equations -- Small oscillations -- Rigid bodies -- Hamiltonian Theory -- The Hamilton - Jacobi Method -- Infinitesimal Contact Transformations -- Further Development of Transfomation Theory -- Special Applications -- Continuous Media and Fields -- Introduction to Special Relativity Theory -- The Orbits of Particles in High Energy Accelerators.
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Kinematic of Particles --The Laws of Motion -- Conservative Systems with one degree of freedom -- Two - particle systems -- Time - dependent forces and nonconservative motion -- Lagrange's equations of motion --Applications of lagrange's equations -- Small oscillations -- Rigid bodies -- Hamiltonian Theory -- The Hamilton - Jacobi Method -- Infinitesimal Contact Transformations -- Further Development of Transfomation Theory -- Special Applications -- Continuous Media and Fields -- Introduction to Special Relativity Theory -- The Orbits of Particles in High Energy Accelerators.

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