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Graduate What is a less painful way to study Lagrangian Mechanics?
The Goldstein book looks like a great resource. I think I am going to buy a copy and put some time into that. I've been successful in the past with a few tough subjects (e.g., quantum computing) by finding more "niche" textbooks that cover topics from a slightly different angle or with a...- lagrangian90
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Graduate What is a less painful way to study Lagrangian Mechanics?
I am a software engineer/mechanical engineer highly intrigued by the Principal of Least Action. However, a lot of the material on this subject is very tedious and painful to read. I did find one super awesome textbook called The Lazy Universe, by Professor Jennifer Coopersmith. It was an awesome...- lagrangian90
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