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Essential Graduate Physics - Classical Mechanics

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Essential Graduate Physics - Classical Mechanics

includes: Electric Charge Interaction; Charges and Conductors; Polarization of Dielectrics; DC Currents; Magnetism; Time-Dependent Electromagnetism; Electromagnetic Wave Propagation; Radiation, Scattering, Interference, and Diffraction; Special Relativity; Radiation by Relativistic Charges

Classical MechanicsPhysics
Author
Konstantin K. Likharev
Publisher
Stony Brook University
Source
LibreTexts
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CC BY-NC-SA
Language
EN
Category
Basic Sciences
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Contents· 78 sections
  1. 01: Review of Fundamentals
  2. 1.01: Terminology- Mechanics and dynamics
  3. 1.02: Kinematics- Basic Notions
  4. 1.03: Dynamics- Newton Laws
  5. 1.04: Conservation Laws
  6. 1.05: Potential Energy and Equilibrium
  7. 1.06: OK Can We Go Home Now
  8. 1.07: Self-test Problems
  9. 02: Lagrangian Analytical Mechanics
  10. 2.01: Lagrange Equation
  11. 2.02: Three Simple Examples
  12. 2.03: Hamiltonian Function and Energy
  13. 2.04: Other Conservation Laws
  14. 2.05: Exercise Problems
  15. 03: A Few Simple Problems
  16. 3.01: One-dimensional and 1D-reducible Systems
  17. 3.02: Equilibrium and Stability
  18. 3.03: Hamiltonian 1D Systems
  19. 3.04: Planetary Problems
  20. 3.05: Elastic Scattering
  21. 3.06: Exercise Problems
  22. 04: Rigid Body Motion
  23. 4.01: Translation and Rotation
  24. 4.02: Inertia Tensor
  25. 4.03: Fixed-axis Rotation
  26. 4.04: Free Rotation
  27. 4.05: Torque-induced Precession
  28. 4.06: Non-inertial Reference Frames
  29. 4.07: Exercise Problems
  30. 05: Oscillations
  31. 5.01: Free and forced Oscillations
  32. 5.02: Weakly Nonlinear Oscillations
  33. 5.03: Reduced Equations
  34. 5.04: Self-oscillations and Phase Locking
  35. 5.05: Parametric Excitation
  36. 5.06: Fixed Point Classification
  37. 5.07: Numerical Approaches
  38. 5.08: Harmonic and Subharmonic Oscillations
  39. 5.09: Exercise Problems
  40. 06: From Oscillations to Waves
  41. 6.01: Two Coupled Oscillators
  42. 6.02: N Coupled Oscillators
  43. 6.03: 1D Waves
  44. 6.04: Acoustic Waves
  45. 6.05: Standing Waves
  46. 6.06: Wave Decay and Attenuation
  47. 6.07: Nonlinear and Parametric Effects
  48. 6.08: Exercise Problems
  49. 07: Deformations and Elasticity
  50. 7.01: Strain
  51. 7.02: Stress
  52. 7.03: Hookes Law
  53. 7.04: Equilibrium
  54. 7.05: Rod Bending
  55. 7.06: Rod Torsion
  56. 7.07: 3D Acoustic Waves
  57. 7.08: Elastic Waves in Thin Rods
  58. 7.09: Exercise Problems
  59. 08: Fluid Mechanics
  60. 8.01: Hydrostatics
  61. 8.02: Surface Tension Effects
  62. 8.03: Kinematics
  63. 8.04: Dynamics- Ideal Fluids
  64. 8.05: Dynamics- Viscous Fluids
  65. 8.06: Turbulence
  66. 8.07: Exercise Problems
  67. 09: Deterministic Chaos
  68. 9.01: Chaos in Maps
  69. 9.02: Chaos in Dynamic Systems
  70. 9.03: Chaos in Hamiltonian Systems
  71. 9.04: Chaos and Turbulence
  72. 9.05: Exercise Problems
  73. 10: A Bit More of Analytical Mechanics
  74. 10.01: Hamilton Equations
  75. 10.02: Adiabatic Invariance
  76. 10.03: The Hamilton Principle
  77. 10.04: The Hamilton-Jacobi Equation
  78. 10.05: Exercise Problems