Elements of Mechanics
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Product details:
- Publisher OUP Oxford
- Date of Publication 27 March 1997
- ISBN 9780198518808
- Binding Paperback
- No. of pages268 pages
- Size 239x167x16 mm
- Weight 456 g
- Language English
- Illustrations numerous line figures 0
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Short description:
Mechanics is the first foundation for the study of physics. This book takes first-year undergraduates through an entertaining and instructive set of practical examples of the uses of mechanics. The author adopts a fresh approach which recognizes mechanics as an observational science, and uses worked examples that can be easily visualized and understood by the reader.
By the end of the book students will have not only painlessly learned the principles of mechanics, but will have also obtained a good grasp of techniques needed for solving typical mechanics problems. They will also have covered all the essentials of a first-year university course in mechanics. The book can then be used as a reference of a quick aid to revision.
Long description:
Mechanics is the first foundation for the study of physics. This book takes first-year undergraduates through an entertaining and instructive set of practical examples of the uses of mechanics. The author adopts a fresh approach which recognizes mechanics as an observational science, and uses worked examples that can be easily visualized and understood by the reader.
By the end of the book students will have not only painlessly learned the principles of mechanics, but will have also obtained a good grasp of techniques needed for solving typical mechanics problems. They will also have covered all the essentials of a first-year university course in mechanics. The book can then be used as a reference of a quick aid to revision.
Students will not only easily learn the principles of mechanics, but will also obtain a good grasp of techniques needed for solving typical mechanics problems. They will cover all the essentials of a first-year university course in mechanics. The book can also be used as a reference book
Table of Contents:
Position vectors
Velocity vectors
Acceleration vectors
Centres of mass
Straight line motion
Energy conservation
Tensile forces and projectiles
Energy dissipation
Variable forces
Rotational Motion I - Torque
Rotational Motion II - Angular Momentum I
Rotational Motion III - Angular Momentum II
