01741nam a2200181Ia 450000500170000000800410001702000130005808200160007110000210008724500570010825000080016526000320017330000180020550512080022394200080143199900170143995201030145620241211205630.0241211s2004    xx            000 0 und d  afcnm1310  a531.16I/G79  aGreiner, Walter. 0aClassical Mechanics : Point Particles and Relativity  a1ra  aNew York :bSpringer,c2004  a488 páginas  a1.Introduction and basic definitions. 2.The scalar product. 3.Component representation of a vector. 4.The vector product (Axial Vector). 5.The triple scalar product. 6.Application of vector calculus. 7.Differentiation and integration of vectors. 8.The moving trihedral (accompanying Dreibein) - the Frenet formulas. 9.Surface in space. 10.Coordinate frames. 11.Vector differential operations. 12.Determination of line integrals. 13.The integral laws of Gauss and stokes. 14.Calculations of surface integrals. 15.Volume´s axioms. 16.Newton´s axioms. 17.Basic concepts of mechanics. 18.The general linear motion. 19.The free fall. 20.Friction. 21.The harmonic oscillator. 22.Mathematical interlude: differential equations. 23.The damped harmonic oscillator. 24.The pendulum. 25.Mathematical interlude: differential equations. 26.Planetary motions. 27.Special problems in central fields. 28.The earth and our solar system. 29.Relativity principle and Michelson-Morley experiment. 30.The Lorentz transformation. 31.Properties of the Lorentz transformation. 32.Addition theorem of the velocities. 33.The basic quantities of mechanics in minkowski space. 34.Applications of the special theory of relativity.  yLIB  c50533d50533  00104070aBE-FCNMbBE-FCNMcTPd2018-02-09eDonacionfBuenoo531.16I/G79pFCNM2258yLIBzInterno