Practice Questions (Lagrangians + Hamiltonians)

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The discussion centers around the need for practice resources for L and H, likely referring to specific topics in theoretical mechanics. A recommended resource is the "Schaum's Outline of Theoretical Mechanics," which is suggested as a valuable source for problem sets and practice material. The recommendation is positively acknowledged by the original poster.
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I need to brush up on L and H. Does anyone know of any sources of practice for these two? Any problem sets?

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Radarithm said:
I need to brush up on L and H. Does anyone know of any sources of practice for these two? Any problem sets?

Thanks.
Look for the Schaum's Outline of Theoretical Mechanics.
 
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Look for the Schaum's Outline of Theoretical Mechanics.
Looks good. Thanks.
 

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