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# Classical Mechanics: The Theoretical Minimum

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Very Good Book with a few flaws
*by C***D on 1 November 2017*

[this is a review of the version published by Penguin Books, London 2014]This is a good book, which gives the reader a very fast 'refresher' in classical physics and introduces the Lagrangian and Hamiltonian approaches to classical physics. It is, of course, necessary to make some shortcuts in such a small book, but I think it is done well (e.g the Levi-Civita symbol is just described for three indices and with a simple clockwork analogy, instead of entering into even/odd permutations).I think there a two groups of readers, who will enjoy this small and inexpensive book: The 'official' target audience ( people, who where too busy doing other things than physics in their life) and newcomers to university level physics courses. For this group I believe it will help to give an overview of the territory.There are a few small flaws, though.Punctuation: I really could do without the ',' or '.' after each 'freestanding' formula. They are redundant and add noise to the visual impression. When they are combined with a 'dot' operator (d/dt), which hovers very far from its variable, it doesn't look good (I have seen quite a few books using the 'dot' operator notation, but they all place the dot much closer, more like an i-dot ).P.56 I think the integrals (5 places) would be improved with the missing 'dx' (for the variable integrated over), so they would 'pattern-match' the example on page 57 better.P.103 Exercise 2 contains the sentence "The Particle has mass m, equal in both directions". This is beyond my comprehension.P.112 Uses the letter A in two, slightly different meaning, I think. Formula (3) is a sum expressing an approximation to the total action, while A in the next formula seems to indicate the action passing through X8 alone. the last formula contains two delta-T factors, which in the formula on the top of page 113 has disappeared. The derivation of the first formula on p.113 could have been explained a bit better. p.112-114 appears the most difficult to understand for me.on p.120-121 "The components of the Coriolis force depend not only on the position of the particle, but also on its velocity". I think this is incorrect, the formulas listed, specifying the forces, depends on velocities, but not positions.A few more exercises, with short solutions in an appendix, would have been nice. Or maybe a companion exercises-only book ?

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Very Interesting.
*by M***S on 13 November 2024*

OK

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Combined with the free online recordings of the lectures, it is an invaluable self study resource.
*by S***N on 31 August 2024*

I absolutely love the online video recordings of the lectures, he really knows what he is talking about. I am using them to get back into physics research, and the books plus the online lectures are helping me immensely. I did applied physics and an experimental physics PhD, so some of the material I am unfamiliar with, but I am finding it very easy to learn. I just wish the lectures were put on something like Coursera so you receive a certificate for completing the course, plus you would be able to ask questions and get support. Nevertheless, I am already brimming with ideas because of what I have learned from the books a lectures. I can not recommend them enough.

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