Some Good Exercise Book For Classical Mechanics.

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This discussion focuses on recommended resources for studying classical mechanics, specifically highlighting the need for books with exercises and solution manuals. The user suggests starting with the online notes available at Caltech's website and mentions "Goldstein's Classical Mechanics" as a comprehensive but advanced resource. The discussion emphasizes the importance of Lagrangian and Hamiltonian mechanics in classical physics education.

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  • Understanding of classical mechanics principles
  • Familiarity with Lagrangian mechanics
  • Knowledge of Hamiltonian mechanics
  • Basic proficiency in mathematical methods used in physics
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  • Explore "Goldstein's Classical Mechanics" for advanced insights
  • Review the online notes from Caltech for foundational concepts
  • Practice Lagrangian and Hamiltonian exercises from various textbooks
  • Research additional solution manuals for classical mechanics problems
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Students of physics, educators teaching classical mechanics, and anyone seeking to deepen their understanding of Lagrangian and Hamiltonian methods in classical physics.

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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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