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How Mechanics Shaped The Modern World A Contextual Introduction To Concepts And Applications 2nd David H Allen

Name: How Mechanics Shaped The Modern World A Contextual Introduction To Concepts And Applications 2nd David H Allen
SKU: BELL-52623910
Price: 31.00 USD
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How Mechanics Shaped The Modern World A Contextual Introduction To Concepts And Applications 2nd David H Allen instant download after payment.

Publisher: Springer

File Extension: PDF

File size: 42.4 MB

Pages: 476

Author: David H. Allen

ISBN: 9783031277481, 3031277481

Language: English

Year: 2023

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How Mechanics Shaped The Modern World A Contextual Introduction To Concepts And Applications 2nd David H Allen by David H. Allen 9783031277481, 3031277481 instant download after payment.

This updated and augmented second edition covers the history of mechanics in such a way as to explain how this all-important discipline shaped our world. Like the first edition, Dr. Allen presents the material in an engaging, accessible manner, with many historic insights and thorough explanations of attending concepts. The text retains its coverage of classical mechanics, essentially Newtonian mechanics, and adds chapters on three additional topics that go well beyond classical mechanics: relativity, quantum/nanomechanics, and biomechanics.