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Classical Mechanics: From Particles to Continua and Regularity to Chaos: Texts and Readings in Physical Sciences, cartea 22

Autor Govind S. Krishnaswami
en Limba Engleză Hardback – 17 oct 2024
This well-rounded and self-contained treatment of classical mechanics strikes a balance between examples, concepts, phenomena and formalism. While addressed to graduate students and their teachers, the minimal prerequisites and ground covered should make it useful also to undergraduates and researchers. Starting with conceptual context, physical principles guide the development. Chapters are modular and the presentation is precise yet accessible, with numerous remarks, footnotes and problems enriching the learning experience. Essentials such as Galilean and Newtonian mechanics, the Kepler problem, Lagrangian and Hamiltonian mechanics, oscillations, rigid bodies and motion in noninertial frames lead up to discussions of canonical transformations, angle-action variables, Hamilton-Jacobi and linear stability theory. Bifurcations, nonlinear and chaotic dynamics as well as the wave, heat and fluid equations receive substantial coverage. Techniques from linear algebra, differential equations, manifolds, vector and tensor calculus, groups, Lie and Poisson algebras and symplectic and Riemannian geometry are gently introduced. A dynamical systems viewpoint pervades the presentation. A salient feature is that classical mechanics is viewed as part of the wider fabric of physics with connections to quantum, thermal, electromagnetic, optical and relativistic physics highlighted. Thus, this book will also be useful in allied areas and serve as a stepping stone for embarking on research.
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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9789819744756
ISBN-10: 981974475X
Pagini: 716
Ilustrații: X, 705 p. 164 illus.
Dimensiuni: 155 x 235 mm
Ediția:2025
Editura: Springer Nature Singapore
Colecția Springer
Seria Texts and Readings in Physical Sciences

Locul publicării:Singapore, Singapore

Cuprins

Mechanical systems with one degree of freedom.- Kepler’s gravitational two-body problem.- Newtonian to Lagrangian and Hamiltonian mechanics.- Introduction to special relativistic mechanics.- Dynamics viewed as a vector field on state space.- Small oscillations for one degree of freedom.- Nonlinear oscillations: pendulum and anharmonic oscillator.- Rigid body mechanics.- Motion in noninertial frames of reference.- Canonical transformations.- Angle-action variables.- Hamilton-Jacobi equation.- Normal modes of oscillation and linear stability.- Bifurcations: qualitative changes in dynamics.- From regular to chaotic motion.- Dynamics of continuous deformable media.- Vibrations of a stretched string and the wave equation.- Heat diffusion equation and Brownian motion.- Introduction to fluid mechanics.

Notă biografică

Govind Krishnaswami is a Professor of Physics at the Chennai Mathematical Institute, India, and is a recipient of the Apker Award and Marie Curie, EPSRC and Ramanujan Fellowships. His research in areas such as particle physics, nonlinear dynamics and fluid mechanics has often exploited ideas and tools from classical mechanics. He has taught a wide variety of subjects and is known for the clarity of his lectures and pedagogical articles in Resonance, a journal of science education.

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This well-rounded and self-contained treatment of classical mechanics strikes a balance between examples, concepts, phenomena and formalism. While addressed to graduate students and their teachers, the minimal prerequisites and ground covered should make it useful also to undergraduates and researchers. Starting with conceptual context, physical principles guide the development. Chapters are modular and the presentation is precise yet accessible, with numerous remarks, footnotes and problems enriching the learning experience. Essentials such as Galilean and Newtonian mechanics, the Kepler problem, Lagrangian and Hamiltonian mechanics, oscillations, rigid bodies and motion in noninertial frames lead up to discussions of canonical transformations, angle-action variables, Hamilton-Jacobi and linear stability theory. Bifurcations, nonlinear and chaotic dynamics as well as the wave, heat and fluid equations receive substantial coverage. Techniques from linear algebra, differential equations, manifolds, vector and tensor calculus, groups, Lie and Poisson algebras and symplectic and Riemannian geometry are gently introduced. A dynamical systems viewpoint pervades the presentation. A salient feature is that classical mechanics is viewed as part of the wider fabric of physics with connections to quantum, thermal, electromagnetic, optical and relativistic physics highlighted. Thus, this book will also be useful in allied areas and serve as a stepping stone for embarking on research.

Caracteristici

Integrates the concepts of classical mechanics with practical examples, guiding readers from basics to advanced theories Contains modular chapters, rich annotations, and diverse problems preparing readers for interdisciplinary exploration Fosters understanding by linking classical mechanics to broader theoretical physics