3 edition of applications of mechanics to geometry found in the catalog.
applications of mechanics to geometry
Boris Iur"evich Kogan
Published
1974
by University of Chicago Press in Chicago, London
.
Written in
Edition Notes
Translation and revision of, "Prilozhenie mekhaniki k geometrii". Moscow , Nauka, 1965.
| Statement | B.Yu. Kogan ; translated and adapted from the Russian by David J. Sookne and Robert A. Hummel. |
| Series | Popular lectures in mathematics |
| Contributions | Sookne, David J., Hummel, Robert A. |
| The Physical Object | |
|---|---|
| Pagination | vi,57p. : |
| Number of Pages | 57 |
| ID Numbers | |
| Open Library | OL21194798M |
| ISBN 10 | 0226450163 |
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First, it is a concise and self-contained quick introduction to the basics of differential geometry, including differential forms, followed by the main ideas of Riemannian geometry. Second, the last two chapters are devoted to some interesting applications to geometric mechanics and relativity.
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Differential geometry has encountered numerous applications in physics. More and more physical concepts can be understood as a direct consequence of geometric principles. The mathematical structure of Maxwell's electrodynamics, of the general theory of relativity, of string theory, and of gauge theories, to name but a few, are of a geometric.
This volume collects contributions written by different experts in honor of Prof. Jaime Muñoz Masqué. It covers a wide variety of research topics, from differential geometry to algebra, but particularly focuses on the geometric formulation of variational calculus; geometric mechanics and field theories; symmetries and conservation laws of differential equations, and pseudo.
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Unlike most of books in computational geometry focused on 2- and 3-dimensional problems (where most applications of computational geometry are), the book aims to treat its subject in the general multi-dimensional setting. Mark de Berg, Otfried Cheong, Marc van Kreveld, and Mark Overmars ().
Computational Geometry (3rd revised ed.). An introduction to differential geometry with applications to mechanics and physics. It covers topology and differential calculus in banach spaces; differentiable manifold and mapping submanifolds; tangent vector space; tangent bundle, vector field on manifold, Lie algebra structure, and one-paramet.
This book is a formulation of the work there attempted. ( views) Classical Mechanics - Wikibooks, Classical mechanics is the study of the motion of bodies based upon Isaac Newton's famous laws of mechanics. The reader should be comfortable with basic physics concepts.
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Unlike many other texts on differential geometry, this textbook also offers interesting applications to geometric mechanics and general first part is a concise and self-contained introduction to the basics of manifolds, differential forms, metrics and curvature.
The second part studies applications to mechanics and relativity including the. Publisher Summary. In the geometrical optics approximation, stable and unstable manifolds of periodic orbits, invariant tori, and hyperbolic invariant manifolds are shown to exist and produce trapping of bundles of light rays near the axis of a translation-invariant, axisymmetric optical fiber, whose squared refractive index is a parabolic function of squared radius.
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Jaime Muñoz Masqué. It. Part III of this book is devoted to applications in Analytical Mechanics. The geometrical theory of scleronomic nonconservative classical mechanical systems [[SIGMA].sub.R] = (M, T, Fe) is studied; it is introduced and investigated the notion of Finslerian mechanical systems [[SIGMA].sub.F] = (M, F, Fe) and is defined the concept of Lagrangian.
Rigid bodies play a key role in the study and application of geometric mechanics. From a theoretical stand-point, they provide intuitive examples of range of differential geometric concepts such as Lie groups, lifted actions, and exponential maps.
On the applications side, mathematical rigid bodies correspond directly to toFile Size: 1MB. P. Steinmann, “On the roots of continuum mechanics in differential geometry—a review,” in Generalized Continua from the Theory to Engineering Applications, H.
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Author(s): Leonor Godinho and Jose Natario.Besides their applications in mechanics, integral invariants are widely used in the theory of differential equations, see [1, 4].
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