Meccanica classica

Somehow this book has become one of the standards for classical mechanics. Unfortunately, it is neither particularly detailed in its explanations nor well-written.

"The" book that specializes on one of the 5 cornerstone topics that every physicist should learn. this isn't a "easy" book, but it is one of my favorites. Download Link: http://dl.lux.bookfi.org/genesis/6100...

More analytical than geometrical but it still remains the gold standard for classical mechanics. The only improvement I would like is more succinctness.

This is my recommended book (and I am sure that many others will recommend it) for classical mechanics. It would help if you have already got some introduction to lagrangian and hamiltonian mechanics from some other book (I would recommend Classical Mechanics by Doughlas Gregory) but even if that is Leggi tutto

Fantastic! Absolutely the best book I read ever.

Much too formal.

This is a standard textbook used by Universities and Colleges all around the world for a course in Advanced Undergraduate Classical Mechanics as well as Graduate Courses in the subject. Frankly, it doesn't deserve this appreciation. As a subject that is built on geometric intuition, this book does a Leggi tutto

Poorly Written. Certainly not a good idea for a self learner to read this. It's alright for quick reference to some topic or equation. The sequence of topics chosen by the author is aslo puzzling to me.