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ClassicalMechanicsAnintroductorycourseRi chardFitzpatrickAssociateProfessor ofPhysicsTheUniversity :.. classicalmechanics?.. xes.. cant gures..122 Motionin1 ..263 Motionin3 .. parallelogram..444 Newton' .. 's rstlawofmotion.. 'ssecondlawofmotion.. 'slaw.. 'sthirdlawofmotion.. ,pulleys,andinclines.. elds.. 'slaw.. general1-dimensionalpotential.. rotationa vector?.. pointparticle.. multi-componentsystem.. laminarobjectina gravitational eld.. stretchedstring.. :ThesourceswhichI consultedmostfrequentlywhilstdevelopingt hiscourseare: ,Thirdedition(Holt,Rinehart,& Winston,NewYorkNY, 1977). , , ,Fourthedition, (JohnWiley& Sons,NewYorkNY, 1992).Encyclop diaBrittanica:Fifteenthedition(Encyclop diaBrittanica,ChicagoIL,1994).Physicsfor , , Fifthedition, (SaundersCollegePublishing,OrlandoFL,200 0). classicalmechanics?Classicalmechanicsis thestudyofthemotionofbodies(includingthe specialcaseinwhichbodiesremainatrest)ina ccordancewiththegeneralprinciples rstenunciatedbySirIsaacNewtoninhisPhilos ophiaeNaturalisPrincipiaMath-ematica(168 7),commonlyknownasthePrincipia.

(e.g., the motion of a pendulum in a grandfather clock). Circular motionŠmotion by which a body executes a circular orbit about another xed body [e.g., the (approximate) motion of the Earth about the Sun]. Of course, these different types of motion can be combined: for instance, the

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