TECHNICAL MECHANICS: An Introduction

· ATICE LLC
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An introduction to technical mechanics is an integral part of the training of engineers, be it civil or mechanical engineers, or even physics engineers. Enriched with many examples, the selection of material in this volume offers an introduction to the fundamentals of technical mechanics. The first part of the seven chapters in this volume deals with the forces acting on a point mass, statics of rigid bodies and elastostatics within the framework of statics. The second part, within the context of dynamics, deals with point mass kinetics, the dynamics of rigid bodies, systems of point masses and continuum mechanics, the latter with a focus on hydrodynamics.
An introduction to technical mechanics is an integral part of the training of engineers, be it civil or mechanical engineers, or even physics engineers. Enriched with many examples, the selection of material in this volume offers an introduction to the fundamentals of technical mechanics. The fir...

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About the author

The author was born 1962 in Vienna, Austria grew up in Salzburg and studied physics in Munich. His career in the semiconductor industry brought him to the United States in the late 1990's where he eventually worked for some 20 years in leading edge R&D in Austin TX, Livermore CA, and Albany NY. Currently, the author and his wife Brigitte live in Albany NY.

The author was born 1962 in Vienna, Austria grew up in Salzburg and studied physics in Munich. His career in the semiconductor industry brought him to the United States in the late 1990's where he eventually worked for some 20 years in leading edge R&D in Austin TX, Livermore CA, and Albany NY. C...

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