Landau's Books - Vibration - flexible string

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Landau's books do not extensively cover the topic of flexible strings, particularly in relation to differential equations, normal modes, and standing waves. The volume on elasticity mentions the subject briefly but lacks comprehensive details. For a more thorough exploration, the book by Fetter and Walecka is recommended as it includes a dedicated chapter on flexible strings. Users seeking detailed information on this topic may find better resources outside of Landau's works. Overall, while Landau touches on related concepts, it may not meet the specific needs for studying flexible strings.
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Hello everyone,
I would like to know if i can find in any of the Landau's books a chapter ,part concerning the flexible string ( differential equation , normal modes , stading waves ) ? I have tried to see but i can't find anything . There is a chapter concerning sound waves in a medium ( volume fluid mechanics ) but nothing about flexible string ?
Thank you for your answers

Best regards ,
Diamon
 
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