Rational Mechanics (Unitext)

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Rational Mechanics (Unitext)

Biscari, Paolo/ Ruggeri, Tommaso/ Saccomandi, Giuseppe

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Springer Nature Switzerland AG（2026/03発売）
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ポイント 162pt

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言語 ENG
商品コード 9783032074614

Full Description

This book pursues a twofold objective: to introduce the methodologies of Italian Rational Mechanics to an international audience—hoping they may prove valuable to teachers and students in Engineering, Physics, and Mathematics—and to offer essential material for engineering students in Italy whose courses are taught in English.

Readers are expected to have a background in Calculus and Linear Algebra, along with a basic familiarity with the fundamental principles of Newtonian Mechanics.

Rational Mechanics is a mathematical discipline that spans from Newtonian to analytical and applied mechanics. It follows a rigorous deductive approach and has traditionally provided a foundational framework that bridges mathematics, physics, and engineering.

This book builds on the long-standing Italian tradition of teaching Rational Mechanics at the undergraduate level. It is particularly well suited for courses that guide students from first principles to progressively more advanced topics, culminating in the sophisticated modeling of real-world phenomena. Historically, Rational Mechanics has often been the first course in which students of Engineering, Physics, or Mathematics encounter a rigorous and comprehensive framework for mathematical modeling, making its educational value especially significant.

The presentation of fundamental concepts is consistently oriented toward applications, with the aim of fostering synergies in teaching, particularly in interdisciplinary contexts. The structure of the book reflects this approach, with special emphasis on sections that are often treated in a more abstract way—such as constraints, the Principle of Virtual Work, d'Alembert's Principle, and Analytical Mechanics.

1 Point kinematics.- 2 Rigid body kinematics.- 3 Relative motions.- 4 Constraints.- 5 Geometry of masses.- 6 Kinematics of masses.- 7 Forces, work, power.- 8 The laws of Mechanics.- 9 Statics.- 10 Particle dynamics.- 11 Dynamics of systems.- 12 Dynamics of rigid bodies.- 13 Non-inertial reference frames.- 14 Lagrangian Mechanics.- 15 Equilibrium of one-dimensional continua.- Appendix A: A reminder of vectors, curves and differential equations.