Fundamentals of Mechanics

Mohit Kumar Sharma · Suresh Chandra

2019年1月 · Techsar Pvt. Ltd.

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Mechanics is an important topic in the study of Physics, and is being taught in most of the universities in India as well as abroad to B.Sc., B.Tech and B.Sc. Hons students. This area of science deals with the behaviour of physical bodies when subjected to forces or displacements, and the subsequent effects of the bodies on their environment. Mechanics has origin in the ancient period. Scientists such as Galileo, Kepler and Newton laid the foundation of classical mechanics, which deals with the particles that are either at rest or are moving with velocities significantly less than the speed of light. Fundamentals of Mechanics discusses the Vectors, Laws of Motion, Conservation Laws, Inverse-Square-Law Forces, Harmonic Oscillator, Theory of Relativity, Non-inertial Reference Frames. Each topic is explained in a simple language and with the help of line drawings and exercises. Mathematical expressions are given as per need and are derived in a systematic and simple manner.

作者简介

Mohit Kumar Sharma :- is Assistant Professor, Amity Center for Astronomy & Astrophysics, Amity Institute of Applied Sciences, Amity University, Noida, India. He got his M.Sc. (with Distinction), M.Phil. (with first rank and distinction) and PhD and then he was awarded National Postdoctoral Fellowship by the Govt. of India for two years. He went to Germany for 2 months with the financial support from the DAAD, Germany; went to Japan for a short scientific visit. He is co-PI in a research project funded by the ISRO, Bengaluru; has published 40 research papers in the journals of international repute; coauthor of 8 textbooks published by the reputed publishers.

Suresh Chandra is President of Physical Sciences section of 108th Indian Science Congress 2023. He is author of 18 textbooks and 187 research papers published in the research journals of international repute. He has completed 17 research projects funded by various funding agencies in India. He has guided 11 students for PhD and 2 students for M.Phil in Physics. He is collaborating with the scientists in Russia, France, Germany & Poland. He is life-member of several academic bodies, including International Astronomical Union.