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9780471332077

Analytical Mechanics With an Introduction to Dynamical Systems

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    9780471332077

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    0471332070

  • Edition: 1st
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 1999-11-04
  • Publisher: Wiley-Interscience
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Summary

A stimulating, modern approach to analytical mechanics Analytical Mechanics with an Introduction to Dynamical Systems offers a much-needed, up-to-date treatment of analytical dynamics to meet the needs of today's students and professionals. This outstanding resource offers clear and thorough coverage of mechanics and dynamical systems, with an approach that offers a balance between physical fundamentals and mathematical concepts. Exceptionally well written and abundantly illustrated, the book contains over 550 new problems-more than in any other book on the subject-along with user-friendly computational models using MATLAB. Featured topics include: * An overview of fundamental dynamics, both two- and three-dimensional * An examination of variational approaches, including Lagrangian theory * A complete discussion of the dynamics of rotating bodies * Coverage of the three-dimensional dynamics of rigid bodies * A detailed treatment of Hamiltonian systems and stability theory Ideal for advanced undergraduate and graduate students in mechanical engineering, physics, or applied mathematics, this distinguished text is also an excellent self-study or reference text for the practicing engineer or scientist.

Author Biography

<b>JOSEF S. T+R+K</b> is a professor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at the Rochester Institute of Technology in Rochester, New York.

Table of Contents

Preface xi
Acknowledgments xiii
Principles Of Dynamics
1(87)
Mechanics
2(1)
Basic Principles of Mechanics
3(2)
Kinematics
5(5)
Coordinate Transformations
10(1)
Time Rate of Change of a Unit Vector
11(3)
Kinetics
14(3)
Work and Energy
17(4)
Conservative Systems
21(8)
Systems of Particles
29(7)
Motion in Noninertial Reference Frames
36(5)
Planar Motion of Rigid Bodies
41(2)
Virtual Work
43(3)
Problems
46(42)
Lagrangian Dynamics
88(71)
Generalized Coordinates
89(5)
Constraints
94(3)
Holonomic Systems
97(2)
Kinetic Energy and Generalized Momenta
99(3)
Generalized Force
102(5)
Lagrange's Equations of Motion
107(5)
Conservative Systems
112(1)
Lagrangian Systems
113(2)
Dissipative Systems
115(2)
Forces of Constraint
117(4)
Integrals of Motion
121(4)
Ignorable Coordinates
125(3)
Steady Motion
128(3)
Lagrange's Equations for Impulsive Forces
131(2)
Electromechanical Analogies
133(2)
Problems
135(24)
Calculus Of Variations
159(34)
Introduction
159(5)
Extrema of Functions
164(1)
Necessary Conditions for an Extremum
165(4)
Special Cases of the Euler-Lagrange Equation
169(2)
The Variational Operator
171(1)
Natural Boundary Conditions
172(2)
Generalizations
174(1)
Several Independent Variables
175(1)
Variational Problems with Constraints
176(3)
Hamilton's Principle
179(6)
Problems
185(8)
Dynamics Of Rotating Bodies
193(55)
Kinematics of Rotating Bodies
193(4)
Motion Relative to Moving Axes
197(2)
Rigid-Body Dynamics
199(3)
The Inertia Tensor
202(3)
Translation Theorem for Angular Momentum
205(1)
Kinetic Energy
206(1)
Equations of Motion for a Rigid Body
207(1)
Euler's Equations of Motion for a Rotating Body
208(1)
Moment-Free Motion
209(5)
General Case
214(2)
Euler Angles
216(4)
Gyrodynamics
220(3)
Steady Precession
223(1)
General Solution
224(4)
Problems
228(20)
Hamiltonian Systems
248(40)
Introduction
248(1)
Legendre Transformations
249(2)
Hamilton's Canonical Equations
251(2)
The Hamiltonian Function
253(2)
Ignorable Coordinates
255(2)
Phase Space
257(2)
Hydrodynamical Analogy
259(4)
Canonical Transformations
263(5)
Generating Functions
268(1)
Examples of Generating Functions
269(3)
Hamilton-Jacobi Equation
272(2)
Conservative Systems
274(1)
Separation of Variables
275(3)
Problems
278(10)
Stability Theory
288(41)
Introduction
288(2)
Definition of Stability
290(6)
The Variational Equations
296(4)
Stability of Linear Systems
300(6)
Higher Order Systems
306(2)
Lyapunov's Direct Method
308(7)
Examples
315(4)
Problems
319(10)
APPENDIX A VECTOR ANALYSIS 329(12)
Vectors
329(2)
Scalar or Dot Product
331(1)
Vector (Cross) Product
332(3)
Vector Functions
335(1)
Differential Operators
336(2)
Conservative Vector Fields
338(1)
Integral Theorems
338(1)
Line Integrals
339(2)
APPENDIX B SEPARATION OF VARIABLES 341(4)
APPENDIX C NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS 345(8)
First-Order Differential Equations
345(4)
Systems of Ordinary Differential Equations
349(1)
Higher Order Equations
350(1)
Errors and Stability
351(2)
Index 353

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