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Classical Mechanics by Julio Gea Banacloche
This is a “minimalist” textbook for a first semester of university, calculus-based physics, covering classical mechanics, plus a brief introduction to thermodynamics. Topics covered includes: Acceleration, Momentum and Inertia, Kinetic Energy, Interactions and energy, Interactions, Forces, Impulse, Work and Power, Motion in two dimensions, Rotational dynamics, Gravity, Simple harmonic motion, Waves in one dimension, Thermodynamics.
Author(s): Julio Gea-Banacloche
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Introduction to Classical Mechanics by Salah Nasri
This note exlains the following topics: newtonian mechanics of point like objects, Gravitating bodies, D Alembert principle and euler lagrange equations, Hamiltons principle, Rotating frames, Rotating frames and rigid body, Small oscillations, The hamiltonian formalism, Nonlinear dynamics and chaos.
Author(s): Salah Nasri
185 Pages
Classical Mechanics by Joachim Brod
This note exlains Newtonian remarks, Oscillations, Gravitation, Variational calculus, Lagrangian and hamiltonian mechanics, Central force motion, Systems of particles, Motion in a noninertial reference frame, Dynamics of rigid bodies and small oscillations.
Author(s): University of Cincinnati
130 Pages
Classical Mechanics by Alagappa University
This note explains the following topics: Lagrange And Hamilton Equations , Newton’s Laws Of Motion, Hamiltonian Methods, Hamilton’s Principle, Hamilton-jacobi Theory, Canonical Transformations, Kinematics Of Rigid Body Motion And Special Theory Of Reativity, : Small Oscillations And Normal Modes, Special Theory Of Relativity, Lorentz Transformation, One Dimensional Oscillator.
Author(s): Alagappa University
290 Pages
Classical Mechanics by Julio Gea Banacloche
This is a “minimalist” textbook for a first semester of university, calculus-based physics, covering classical mechanics, plus a brief introduction to thermodynamics. Topics covered includes: Acceleration, Momentum and Inertia, Kinetic Energy, Interactions and energy, Interactions, Forces, Impulse, Work and Power, Motion in two dimensions, Rotational dynamics, Gravity, Simple harmonic motion, Waves in one dimension, Thermodynamics.
Author(s): Julio Gea-Banacloche
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Classical Mechanics by Sahra Haji
This lecture note explains the following topics: Newtons laws of motion, Scalars and Vector, Units and Dimensions, Time rate of change of vectors, Motion in one dimension, Motion under a constant force, Force of friction, Kinematical relations, Simple Harmonic motion, Motion in a plane, Central force, Rotating frame of reference.
Author(s): Sahra Haji
82 Pages
Classical Mechanics by James Sparks
This note is about the Lagrangian and Hamiltonian formulations of classical mechanics. Topics covered includes: Newtonian mechanics, Lagrangian mechanics, Small oscillations, Rigid body dynamics, Hamiltonian mechanics and Levi-Civita alternating symbol.
Author(s): James Sparks
96 Pages
Classical Mechanics III by Prof. Iain Stewart
This lecture note covers Lagrangian and Hamiltonian mechanics, systems with constraints, rigid body dynamics, vibrations, central forces, Hamilton-Jacobi theory, action-angle variables, perturbation theory, and continuous systems. It provides an introduction to ideal and viscous fluid mechanics, including turbulence, as well as an introduction to nonlinear dynamics, including chaos.
Author(s): Prof. Iain W. Stewart
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Classical Mechanics by Tom W.B. Kibble and Frank H. Berkshire
This book is designed for students with some previous acquaintance with the elementary concepts of mechanics, but the book starts from first principles, and little detailed knowledge is assumed. An essential prerequisite is a reasonable familiarity with differential and integral calculus, including partial differentiation.
Author(s): Tom W.B. Kibble and Frank H. Berkshire
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Classical Mechanics by Charles B. Thorn
This book explains the following topics: Hamilton’s Principle of Least Action, Conservation Laws and Symmetries of the Lagrangian, Solving the Equations of Motion, Scattering Processes, Small Oscillations, Rigid body motion and Hamiltonian Formulation of Mechanics.
Author(s): Charles B. Thorn
76 Pages
Lecture Notes on Classical Mechanics
The level of this note is appropriate for an advanced under graduate or a first year graduate course in classical mechanics. This note covers the following topics: introduction to Dynamics, Systems of Particles, one-Dimensional Conservative Systems, linear Oscillations, Calculus of Variations, Lagrangian Mechanics, Noether’s Theorem, Central Forces and Orbital Mechanics, Small Oscillations, Elastic Collisions, Noninertial Reference Frames, Rigid Body Motion and Rotational Dynamics, Continuum Mechanics, Special Relativity and Hamiltonian Mechanics.
Author(s): Daniel Arovas
453 Pages
Physics I Classical Mechanics III
This note covers the following topics: introduction , force as a vector, static equilibrium, addition and subtraction of vectors ,kinematics: describing 1D motion and relative velocity , kinematics and velocity , kinematics: 2D motion and circular motion , Newton's three laws , friction , springs , circular motion with gravity , potential energy diagrams, potential energy of springs , conservation of momentum , momentum, combining momentum and energy , 2D collisions , power, impulse, center of mass , simple harmonic motion , gravity, properties of fluids , introduction to angular motion , statics and dynamics of angular motion , pendulums and kinetic energy of rotation , energy and momentum of rotation.
Author(s): Dr. George Stephans
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Classical Mechanics An introductory course
This note covers the following topics: Motion in 1 dimension, Motion in 3 dimension, Newton's laws of motion, Conservation of energy, Circular motion, Rotational motion, Angular momentum, Statics, Oscillatory motion and Orbital motion.
Author(s): Richard Fitzpatrick, University of Texas at Austin
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Classical Mechanics An introductory course (PDF 297p)
This note covers the following topics: Motion in 1 dimension, Motion in 3 dimension, Conservation of energy, Newton's laws of motion, Conservation of momentum, Circular motion, Rotational motion, Angular momentum, Statics, Oscillatory motion, Orbital motion and Wave motion.
Author(s): Richard Fitzpatrick, University of Texas at Austin
297 Pages
Classical Mechanics (Joel A. Shapiro PDF 252p)
This note covers the following topics: Particle Kinematics, Lagrange’s and Hamilton’s Equations, Two Body Central Forces, Rigid Body Motion, Small Oscillations, Hamilton’s Equations, Perturbation Theory and Field Theory.
Author(s): Joel A. Shapiro
252 Pages
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Lecture Notes on Classical Mechanics for Physics [Sunil Golwala PDF 396p]
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