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choffan
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Hi all,
In the study of dynamics, after having found such a quantity of quotes of Andronov, I decided to take in the library a copy of his opus from 1966 (Theory of Oscillators) and I got impressed for the clarity of explanations. Since the book is old and the discipline had dramatically evolved since that time, I'd like to know if is possible to sketch an hypothetical updated successor to this wanderful book in the spirit of the father, or if it better to address to the latter edition of the very Theory of Oscillators from Amazon
thanks!
In the study of dynamics, after having found such a quantity of quotes of Andronov, I decided to take in the library a copy of his opus from 1966 (Theory of Oscillators) and I got impressed for the clarity of explanations. Since the book is old and the discipline had dramatically evolved since that time, I'd like to know if is possible to sketch an hypothetical updated successor to this wanderful book in the spirit of the father, or if it better to address to the latter edition of the very Theory of Oscillators from Amazon
thanks!
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