Some Good Exercise Book For Classical Mechanics.

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For classical mechanics, a recommended resource is the online notes from Caltech, which provide a solid foundation. The book "Goldstein Classical Mechanics" is suggested as a comprehensive but advanced option, offering deep insights even for seasoned readers. Users are encouraged to seek out solution manuals for additional support. The discussion highlights the importance of finding well-explained exercises in Lagrangian and Hamiltonian mechanics. Overall, these resources can significantly aid in understanding classical physics concepts.
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I need a good book, or in other words a book and it's solution manual if available on line - in classical physics.
Some Lagrange, Hamiltonian exercises, with good explanation.
Thanks in advance.
 
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Thank you sambrisrtol for answering, and excuse me for this delay in replying - BUT i have had some dramatic internet connection the past week.

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