Konopinski Classical Descriptions of Motion (1969)

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The discussion centers on the book "Konopinski Classical Descriptions of Motion" published in 1969. Participants express interest in the book's comprehensive research and thorough table of contents, indicating its relevance in the field of classical mechanics. While no one has read the book in full, positive feedback from peers suggests it is a valuable resource for understanding classical motion concepts.

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Does anyone have any experience with this book? It looks interesting. See attached TOC
 

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I haven't personally read this book, but I have heard good things about it from friends who have. It seems to be well researched and comprehensive. The table of contents looks very thorough and covers a wide range of topics related to the field.
 

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