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[NOTES/ME-14013]-Angular velocity from rotation matrixNode id: 5705page[toc:0]
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[NOTES/ME-14011]-Rotation of a Rigid Body with One Point FixedNode id: 5704page[toc:0]
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[NOTES/ME-02004]-The structure of rotation matricesNode id: 5662page |
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[NOTES/ME-14010]-Tennis Racket TheoremNode id: 5703page[toc:0]
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Classical Mechanics :: Lecture Notes == Home-PageNode id: 2031page |
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Complex Variables --- Principles and Problem Sessions :: Top-PageNode id: 2436pageThis section of the contents will have solutions to Problems in Part-II of the book
A. K. Kapoor, "Complex Variables --Principles and Problem Sessions"
World Scientific Publshers, Singpore (2011);
Low priced edition by Cambridge University Press
Errata to the above book will also appear in this tree hierarchy.
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Complex Variables :: Contour Integration Node id: 2960page Here we list a sample of kinds of integrals that can be evaluated by the method of contour integration. Each problem requires a different method.
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\(\S\S\) 3.8 Mixed Bag Multivalued FunctionsNode id: 2974page
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Complex Variables --- Mostly contour integrationNode id: 3032pageThe problem sessions included here are in addition to those in my book on complex variables.
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The Frobenius Method of Series SolutionNode id: 3585page |
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[NOTES/ME-14009]-Free Rotation of a Symmetrical TopNode id: 5702page[toc:0]
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