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Classical Mechanics and Chaos - Korean Translation / 고전 역학과 카오스: Book 1 of Physics from Maxima

Classical Mechanics and Chaos - Korean Translation / 고전 역학과 카오스: Book 1 of Physics from Maxima

Winters-Hilt, Stephen

Hardcover

General MathematicsGeneral Science

ISBN13: 9798894870410
Publisher: Golden Tao Publishing
Published: Aug 28 2026
Pages: 426
Weight: 1.62
Height: 0.94 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: Korean

This is the Korean translation from the English original.

This book provides a description of classical mechanics, starting with the classic formulations of point particle motion. It wasn't until classical mechanics was already well established that it was realized that there are two domains for motion in many systems: non-chaotic; and chaotic. This is a modern exposition of classical mechanics, thus including chaos theory, and including ties to later theoretical developments as well. The exposition consists, throughout, of the presentation of interesting problems with many solved, the others left for the reader. The problems are drawn from classical mechanics and mathematics courses taken at Caltech, Oxford, and the University of Wisconsin. The courses range from undergraduate level to advanced graduate level. The courses had a rich and sophisticated selection of textbook and reference material, as you might expect, and those reference texts are, similarly, drawn on here. As we progress through the material we will see that we are effectively studying ordinary differential equations of increasing complexity (corresponding to more complicated pendulum motion, for example, such as by adding a frictional force). This strong alignment with the underlying mathematics of ordinary differential equations motivates the placement of an appendix for a quick review of ordinary differential equations from the applied mathematics perspective.

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