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S T U D Y PTH241 Classical Mechanics lecturer: S. Giller language: Polish/English time: year II, summer semester duration: 30h of lectures and 30h of excercises ECTS credits: syllabus: Elements of Kinematics Classical Dynamics of Many-Particle Systems: total momentum; angular momentum and energy. Constraints: d’Alembert principle; Lagrange equations of I-st kind; Generalized coordinates: Lagrange equations of II-nd kind. Action principle: Noether theorem. Hamiltonian Dynamics: canonical equations of motion; Poisson brackets; action principle in hamiltonian form; canonical transformations; Hamilton-Jacobi theory. Dynamics of Rigid Body: Euler’s equations; Lagrangian and hamiltonian approach; "symmetric top" theory prerequisites: General Physics Mathematical Analysis objectives: The aim is to provide a background in theoretical mechanics assessment: Continuous assessment (solving problems during exercises) + written exam literature: L.D.Landau, Mechanics , Pergamon Press 1965

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