Applications of the Calculus to Mechanics

A classic text on the applications of calculus to mechanics, this book presents the fundamental principles of classical physics and their mathematical expressions in a clear and comprehensive manner. With numerous examples and exercises, it offers a rigorous and intuitive introduction to the calculus of variations and the dynamics of particles and systems, and provides a solid foundation for further study in physics, engineering, and related fields.

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