Theoretical Mechanics
by P.F. Smith, W.R. Longley
Publisher: Ginn & Co. 1910
ISBN/ASIN: B005HFMACO
Number of pages: 316
Description:
The study of Mechanics as presented in this volume is founded upon a course in mathematics extending through the Calculus. It is assumed, moreover, that the student has already become familiar with the fundamental ideas of force, energy, and work through such preliminary courses as are included in textbooks on General Physics.
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