What Are the Best Books to Understand Pseudo Forces in Physics?

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Books on pseudo forces can be explored through the lens of Newtonian physics in noninertial reference frames, particularly focusing on centrifugal and Coriolis forces. Wikipedia is recommended as a solid starting point for understanding these concepts. For more in-depth study, look for texts specifically addressing noninertial reference frames and their implications in physics. Exploring these topics will provide a comprehensive understanding of pseudo forces. Engaging with both online resources and academic literature will enhance knowledge in this area.
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Can anyone tell me books for reading about the pseudo force?
 
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Try out Wikipedia. The article there is good enough to explain to you the concept behind pseudo forces!

Best of luck!
 
khil_phys said:
Can anyone tell me books for reading about the pseudo force?

In case you don't know exactly what to search for, perhaps you could search for information concerning Newtonian physics in noninertial reference frames. and the sentrifugal and coriolis pseudoforces.
 
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