WavesElementary college physics course for students majoring in science and engineering. |
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User Review - fredbacon - LibraryThingThis was, without a doubt, one of the worst textbooks and classes of my undergraduate physics career at the University of Texas at Austin. I can't fully express how much of a waste of time this course ... Read full review
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User Review - nealjking - LibraryThingCrawford's book applies the ideas of wave phenomena to all kinds of physical phenomena. It's not terribly elegant, but the range of areas covered displays a lot of imagination. The book is actually a lot of fun. Read full review
Contents
Free Oscillations of Systems with Many Degrees | 47 |
Forced Oscillations | 102 |
Traveling Waves | 155 |
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