Introduction to classical mechanics

By:

R.G.Takwale

Contributor(s):

Puranik, P.S

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi Tata McGraw Hill 1991Description: ix, 425 pages illustrationsISBN:

9780070966178
0070966176

Subject(s):

Mechanics

DDC classification:

531 TAK

Summary: The book is a lucid introduction to vectors, classical mechanics and special theory of relativity. Gives the student a firm grounding for courses on quantum mechanics, nuclear physics, electrodynamics etc. Comprehensively discusses langrangian formulation, hamilton's equations, collision of particles and theory of small oscillations. Systematically discusses actions of particle under different types of forces. Presents a clear and unified approach to fields and potentials in inverse square law force field.

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The book is a lucid introduction to vectors, classical mechanics and special theory of relativity. Gives the student a firm grounding for courses on quantum mechanics, nuclear physics, electrodynamics etc. Comprehensively discusses langrangian formulation, hamilton's equations, collision of particles and theory of small oscillations. Systematically discusses actions of particle under different types of forces. Presents a clear and unified approach to fields and potentials in inverse square law force field.

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