Principles of Mechanics (Classic Reprint) - Couverture souple

Goodeve, T. M.

 
9781440081743: Principles of Mechanics (Classic Reprint)

Synopsis

THIS BOOK contains an outline of one part of the course of lectures on Applied Mechanics given by the writer at the Royal School of ~lines. I t is impossible, withi n the limits of this volumc, to present a finished sketch of the principles of Mechanics. Still something may be done. An endeavour may be made to present a comprellensive view of the science. to point out the necessity of continually referring to practice and experience, and abovc a11 to show that the relation of the theory of heat to tnechanics should be approached by the student, in his earliest inquiries, with the same carerul thought with which he will surely regard it when his knowledge and his powers have become cxtended and strengthened.

Table of Contents

I~!RODUCTIO~; The Representation of FOTces ; The Gra';t3tion of ~Iatter; L"nifonn 3tld Y~riable Forces ; The Crnvi[aCion ~IC':'sure of Force; The Rebtion bel",,'ccn Foree ~d ~lotion _; The )'I~surement of Velocity whether Linear or A~"1l1ar •; Tbe FirS[ L:nv of Motion; Thf:: Second Law of )[otion; -bsolutc Uuit of Force; ~ leaning of the Letter g in )!ecbanics; COlllparison between Gravitation and Absolute ){e:JSUrc; The )Iotion of 3 Falling Body ; The Gnit of )'lass in Gn ;tation ;Ieasure ; York Stored up in a Ibised 'eighr or in a "eight in Motion ; )lcaning of lhe Teml Energy; Thirtl Law of MOlion; Illus[r:,[ions :lod Examples; The Carrying of Corn on Bands :; The Inertia of a Rifle-Bullet; The Disintegrating FlouT ~,lill •; Pcnctl"3tion by 3 Shot under 'Vater _; The Supply or V:tcr for TrniDs while Running ; Funher £xamples of the berti::L of Yater ; The Tendency to )'Iove in a Straight Line; The VCDtil:ltion of Coal ){incs _; E:

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Présentation de l'éditeur

THIS BOOK contains an outline of one part of the course of lectures on Applied Mechanics given by the writer at the Royal School of ~lines. I t is impossible, withi n the limits of this volumc, to present a finished sketch of the principles of Mechanics. Still something may be done. An endeavour may be made to present a comprellensive view of the science. to point out the necessity of continually referring to practice and experience, and abovc a11 to show that the relation of the theory of heat to tnechanics should be approached by the student, in his earliest inquiries, with the same carerul thought with which he will surely regard it when his knowledge and his powers have become cxtended and strengthened.

Table of Contents

I~!RODUCTIO~; The Representation of FOTces ; The Gra';t3tion of ~Iatter; L"nifonn 3tld Y~riable Forces ; The Crnvi[aCion ~IC':'sure of Force; The Rebtion bel",,'ccn Foree ~d ~lotion _; The )'I~surement of Velocity whether Linear or A~"1l1ar •; Tbe FirS[ L:nv of Motion; Thf:: Second Law of )[otion; -bsolutc Uuit of Force; ~ leaning of the Letter g in )!ecbanics; COlllparison between Gravitation and Absolute ){e:JSUrc; The )Iotion of 3 Falling Body ; The Gnit of )'lass in Gn ;tation ;Ieasure ; York Stored up in a Ibised 'eighr or in a "eight in Motion ; )lcaning of lhe Teml Energy; Thirtl Law of MOlion; Illus[r:,[ions :lod Examples; The Carrying of Corn on Bands :; The Inertia of a Rifle-Bullet; The Disintegrating FlouT ~,lill •; Pcnctl"3tion by 3 Shot under 'Vater _; The Supply or V:tcr for TrniDs while Running ; Funher £xamples of the berti::L of Yater ; The Tendency to )'Iove in a Straight Line; The VCDtil:ltion of Coal ){incs _; E:

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