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Dynamics of Mechanical Systems

Small book cover: Dynamics of Mechanical Systems

Dynamics of Mechanical Systems
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ISBN/ASIN: 073251536X
Number of pages: 199

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The purpose of this text is to provide the students with the theoretical background of the three dimensional mechanics of rigid body and its applications to engineering problems existing in mechanical systems. As most of the engineering subjects this part of mechanics is presented in three parts: Modelling, Analysis and Experimental Investigations.

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