sEsposito said:Hey guys, I'm looking for a good book to introduce me to calculus based mechanics and e & m. I've taken courses on both of these, but they were algebra based and I'm looking to get a better insight into the calculus based stuff. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated...
Calculus-Based Mechanics is the branch of physics that uses calculus to describe the motion and interaction of objects in a system.
A good Calculus-Based Mechanics book provides a comprehensive understanding of the fundamental principles and concepts of mechanics, which are essential for any further study or application in related fields.
Some important criteria to consider when choosing a Calculus-Based Mechanics book include the author's credentials, the level of difficulty, the level of detail, and the use of real-world examples and applications.
Some popular Calculus-Based Mechanics books include "University Physics" by Young and Freedman, "Classical Mechanics" by John R. Taylor, and "Introduction to Classical Mechanics" by David Morin.
Yes, many online resources such as interactive simulations, practice problems, and video lectures are available to complement and enhance the learning experience from a Calculus-Based Mechanics book. Some books also come with online access codes for additional resources.