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Particle Mechanics

By Chris Collinson, C. D. Collinson, Tom Roper

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* Assumes no prior knowledge* Adopts a modelling approach* Numerous tutorial problems, worked examples and exercises included* Elementary topics augmented by planetary motion and rotating frames Th...

Introductory Vector Analysis

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Introductory Vector Analysis

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Introductory Mechanics

By C. Collinson, Christopher David Collinson, C. D. Collinson

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vii, 257 pages : 25 cm Includes bibliographical references (page 249) and index

Introductory Mechanics.

By Christopher David Collinson, C. D. Collinson

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vii, 257 pages : 25 cm Includes bibliographical references (page 249) and index

Particle Mechanics

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