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Foundations of Mechanics, Second Edition

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Foundations of Mechanics, Second Edition
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Publisher: Addison-Wesley
ISBN/ASIN: 0821844385
ISBN-13: 9780821844380
Number of pages: 826

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The basic audience for the second edition of the book remains the same: mathematicians, physicists, and engineers interested in geometrical methods in mechanics, assuming a background in calculus, linear algebra, some classical analysis, and point set topology. The basic results in manifold theory are included, as well as some key facts from point set topology and Lie group theory.

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