Elementary classical mechanics / Stephen Wiggins
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- 9789811279249
- 531 WIG-S
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531 THO-G Continuum mechanics for engineerings / | 531 VER-M Introduction to mechanics / | 531 WAL-J Introduction to classical mechanics / | 531 WIG-S Elementary classical mechanics / | 531 WIG-S Elementary classical mechanics : problems and solutions / | 531.0151 LAN-C Variational principles of mechanics / | 531.0151 SIN-M Understanding mechanics : (vol-1) / |
This book develops elementary classical mechanics in a setting that is appropriate for beginning university mathematics students without requiring a background in physics. It is an ideal first look at the subject for those who will go on to study more advanced aspects of the subject, such as Lagrangian, Hamiltonian, and quantum mechanics. These more advanced developments of mechanics are at the forefront of research in modern mathematics. Certainly, topics such as symplectic geometry, Lagrangian intersection theory, spectral theory, pseudodifferential operators, etc. do not require a background in classical mechanics, but studies in these areas are greatly enriched by a knowledge of their roots and how some of their motivational issues arose.
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