Physics Asked by Nivedita on March 20, 2021
I’m a final year student of mechanical engineering. Calculus of Variations isn’t a part of our syllabus.
I’m trying to understand the Rayleigh Dissipation function, and I understand that this is a part of Lagrangian Mechanics, but I’ve tried to understand the latter by reading Classical Mechanics by Goldstein, and Mechanics by Landau-Lifshitz, to no avail. The material on youtube either skims the surface or is incomprehensible. Any idea what the best way to learn Lagrangian Mechanics is for a complete beginner?
I would recommend you the book from Nolting "Theoretical Physics 2 (Analytical Mechanics)". Its a solid book for beginners.
Answered by bra_ket on March 20, 2021
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