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Introduction to Analytical Mechanics

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Introduction to Analytical Mechanics
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Publisher: Macmillan
ISBN/ASIN: B005GEFQEU
Number of pages: 412

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The present volume is intended as a brief introduction to mechanics for junior and senior students in colleges and universities. It is based to a large extent on Ziwet's Theoretical Mechanics, but the applications to engineering are omitted, and the analytical treatment has been broadened.

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