Classical Have You Used Geometrical Mechanics by Talman?

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The book in question has garnered positive feedback for its engaging content, prompting users to keep it longer than intended from the library. It has been utilized for various projects, indicating its practical value. While some readers have not purchased it, they express a likelihood of buying it if available in bookstores. The book appears to be versatile, appealing to those who may not have a specific course requirement but find it interesting and useful for independent study or projects.
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I took it out of the library and kept it long time because it was so interesting. I used it to do a project. I never bought it, although if it were in a bookstore, I probably would have. I never used it in a specific course.
 
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