This advanced undergraduate textbook presents a modern, highly accessible treatment of classical mechanics. While comprehensive, it can be tailored to a one-semester course. It contains 550 end-of-chapter problems, 65 optional computational projects and 321 simple in-chapter exercises that reinforce a student's understanding of key concepts.
This advanced undergraduate textbook presents a modern, highly accessible treatment of classical mechanics. While comprehensive, it can be tailored to a one-semester course. It contains 550 end-of-chapter problems, 65 optional computational projects and 321 simple in-chapter exercises that reinforce a student's understanding of key concepts.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Patrick Hamill has taught physics at San Jose State University for over thirty years. During that time he was honored by student organizations for teaching excellence and was named a 'President's Scholar' for his research activities in atmospheric science. He received the NASA Ames Julian Allen award for his studies of the role of polar stratospheric clouds in the formation of the ozone hole over the Antarctic. Dr. Hamill has published over 100 peer reviewed papers. He is the author of the Cambridge University Press text, A Student's Guide to Lagrangians and Hamiltonians.
Inhaltsangabe
Part I. Kinematics and Dynamics: 1. A brief review of introductory concepts 2. Kinematics 3. Newton's laws: determining the motion 4. Lagrangians and Hamiltonians Part II. Conservation Laws: 5. The conservation of energy 6. Linear momentum 7. Angular momentum 8. Conservation laws and symmetries Part III. Gravity: 9. The gravitational field 10. Central force motion: the Kepler problem Part IV. Oscillations and Waves: 11. Harmonic motion 12. The pendulum 13. Waves 14. Small oscillations (optional) Part V. Rotation: 15. Accelerated reference frames 16. Rotational kinematics 17. Rotational dynamics Part VI. Special topics: 18. Statics 19. Fluid dynamics and sound waves (optional) 20. The special theory of relativity 21. Classical chaos (optional) Appendix A. Formulas and constants Appendix B. Answers to selected problems.
Part I. Kinematics and Dynamics: 1. A brief review of introductory concepts 2. Kinematics 3. Newton's laws: determining the motion 4. Lagrangians and Hamiltonians Part II. Conservation Laws: 5. The conservation of energy 6. Linear momentum 7. Angular momentum 8. Conservation laws and symmetries Part III. Gravity: 9. The gravitational field 10. Central force motion: the Kepler problem Part IV. Oscillations and Waves: 11. Harmonic motion 12. The pendulum 13. Waves 14. Small oscillations (optional) Part V. Rotation: 15. Accelerated reference frames 16. Rotational kinematics 17. Rotational dynamics Part VI. Special topics: 18. Statics 19. Fluid dynamics and sound waves (optional) 20. The special theory of relativity 21. Classical chaos (optional) Appendix A. Formulas and constants Appendix B. Answers to selected problems.
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