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Wrap the fingers of your right hand in the direction of the arc and your thumb points in the direction of the unit vector that the scalar multiplies. It is similar to Goldstein’s book in its approach but with clearer explanations, albeit at the expense of less content. The three representations in Fig. a indicate the same moment vector. Double headed arrow forD rotations and moments ix Contents Part II DynamicsKinematicsofapointRectilinearmotionSimpleharmonicmotionCircularmotionVelocityvectorsRelativevelocity Recommended Books and Resources L. Hand and J. Finch, Analytical Mechanics This very readable book covers everything in the course at the right level. This book uniquely covers both statics and dynamics, together with a section on back-ground mathematics, providing our mathematical study in a more general context, and to provide the reader with examples of the contributing in uence the sciences has had on the general theory ChapterIntroduction to Classical Mechanics (PDF) ChapterUnits, Dimensional Analysis, Problem Solving, and Estimation (PDFMB) ChapterVectors (PDF This very readable book covers everything in the course at the right level. There are also three classic texts on the subject Dynamics Part IV Background mathematicsAlgebraIndicesLogarithmPolynomialsPartial fractionsSequences and seriesBinomial theoremTrigonometryIntroductionTrigonometrical ratios to rememberRadian measureCompound angles It is similar to Goldstein’s book in its approach but with clearer explanations, albeit at the expense Now, with this general idea of what a dynamical system actually is, along with numerous examples, we give a much more accurate and useful de nition of a dynamical systemThe original text I chose for the course is the text A First Course in Dynamics, by Boris Hasselblatt and Anatole Katok (Cambridge University Press:). A wonderfully designed story-line from two transformational mathematicians in the eld, I saw the development line they took, from the notion of simple dynamics A way of drawing this is to use an arced arrow. Statics and Dynamics with Background Mathematics.