A History of MechanicsRoutledge & Paul, 1957 - 671 стор. |
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... considered a body that was projected obliquely . He compounded the uniform velocity in the direction of the velocity of projection with the accelerated . motion . B Fig . 48 Gassendi had studied the same problem as early as 1640 , in a ...
... considered a body that was projected obliquely . He compounded the uniform velocity in the direction of the velocity of projection with the accelerated . motion . B Fig . 48 Gassendi had studied the same problem as early as 1640 , in a ...
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... considered a body M of mass 1 and velocity 4 which he arranged to collide with a body N of mass 3 which was initially at rest . If M communicates a velocity 2 to N , the force of N is as 6. The body M , which keeps the velocity 2 , can ...
... considered a body M of mass 1 and velocity 4 which he arranged to collide with a body N of mass 3 which was initially at rest . If M communicates a velocity 2 to N , the force of N is as 6. The body M , which keeps the velocity 2 , can ...
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... considered , it will still be in equilibrium if it is supposed that , instead of gravity , the actual weight , composed of gravity and the centrifugal force , is considered . " 2. THE CONDITION TO BE SATISFIED BY THE LAW OF GRAVITY TO ...
... considered , it will still be in equilibrium if it is supposed that , instead of gravity , the actual weight , composed of gravity and the centrifugal force , is considered . " 2. THE CONDITION TO BE SATISFIED BY THE LAW OF GRAVITY TO ...
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Nicholas Copernicus 14721543 His system of the world | 5 |
The priority of Herman and Euler in the matter of dAlemberts | 6 |
Transformation of Maxwells equations including convection | 11 |
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