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• PHY 301LEC Intermediate Mechanics I
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  Vectors, Newtonian mechanics: rectilinear motion of a particle, general motion of a particle in three dimensions, oscillations, Hamilton's variational principle: derivation of Lagrange's equations and Hamilton's equations with simple applications , equivalence to Newtonian dynamics, forces of constraint and the Lagrange multiplier method, generalized forces, noninertial reference systems, gravitation and central forces.

  Credits: 3
  Grading: Graded (GRD)
  Typically Offered: Fall
  Requisites: Pre-Requisite: (PHY 107 or PHY 117) and MTH 306.
  
• PHY 301LEC Intermediate Mechanics I
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  Vectors, Newtonian mechanics: rectilinear motion of a particle, general motion of a particle in three dimensions, oscillations, Hamilton's variational principle: derivation of Lagrange's equations and Hamilton's equations with simple applications , equivalence to Newtonian dynamics, forces of constraint and the Lagrange multiplier method, generalized forces, noninertial reference systems, gravitation and central forces.

  Credits: 3
  Grading: Graded (GRD)
  Typically Offered: Fall
  Requisites: Pre-Requisite: (PHY 107 or PHY 117) and MTH 306.
  
• PHY 301LEC Intermediate Mechanics I
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  Vectors, Newtonian mechanics: rectilinear motion of a particle, general motion of a particle in three dimensions, oscillations, Hamilton's variational principle: derivation of Lagrange's equations and Hamilton's equations with simple applications , equivalence to Newtonian dynamics, forces of constraint and the Lagrange multiplier method, generalized forces, noninertial reference systems, gravitation and central forces.

  Credits: 3
  Grading: Graded (GRD)
  Typically Offered: Fall
  Requisites: Pre-Requisite: (PHY 107 or PHY 117) and MTH 306.
  
• PHY 301LEC Intermediate Mechanics I
  View Schedule PHY 301LEC Intermediate Mechanics I Lecture
  

  Vectors, Newtonian mechanics: rectilinear motion of a particle, general motion of a particle in three dimensions, oscillations, Hamilton's variational principle: derivation of Lagrange's equations and Hamilton's equations with simple applications , equivalence to Newtonian dynamics, forces of constraint and the Lagrange multiplier method, generalized forces, noninertial reference systems, gravitation and central forces.

  Credits: 3
  Grading: Graded (GRD)
  Typically Offered: Fall
  Requisites: Pre-Requisite: (PHY 107 or PHY 117) and MTH 306.