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Prerequisites for Arnold's Methods of Classical Mechanics
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[QUOTE="andresB, post: 6407454, member: 402469"] Arnold is great if you want an introduction to differential geometry, But I recommend first an intermediate course in mechanics. Looking at gregory's book's table of content, I think canonical transformation and the Hamilton-Jacobi theory are missing. So, if you are really ([I]really)[/I] interested in the specific differential geometry stuff applied to mechanics, go for Arnold. Otherwise, differential geometry methods can wait until you know more stuff about analytical mechanics. [/QUOTE]
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