The Infamous MIT “Introductory” Textbook
In this video I review An Introduction To Classical Mechanics by Daniel Kleppner and Robert Kolenkow. This book was infamously used at MIT for the class 8.012 which was nicknamed “mechanics for masochists” because of its level of difficulty.
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Classical Mechanics Book with 600 Exercises!
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