Statics : a text-book for the use of the higher divisions in schools and for first year students at the universities
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Statics : a text-book for the use of the higher divisions in schools and for first year students at the universities
(Cambridge library collection, . Mathematical sciences)
Cambridge University Press, 2009
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Note
Reprint. Originally published in 1934
Description and Table of Contents
Description
A. S. Ramsey (1867-1954) was a distinguished Cambridge mathematician and President of Magdalene College. He wrote several textbooks 'for the use of higher divisions in schools and for first year students at university'. This book on statics, published in 1934, was intended as a companion volume to his Dynamics of 1929 and like the latter was based upon his lectures to students of the mathematical tripos, but it assumes no prior knowledge of the subject, provides an introduction and offers more that 100 example problems with their solutions. Topics include vectors, forces acting at a point, moments, friction, centres of gravity, work and energy, and elasticity.
Table of Contents
- 1. Introduction
- 2. Vectors
- 3. Forces acting at a point
- 4. Moments, parallel forces and couples
- 5. Coplanar forces
- 6. The solution of problems
- 7. Bending moments
- 8. Graphical statics
- 9. Friction
- 10. Centres of gravity
- 11. Work and energy
- 12. Flexible chains and strings
- 13. Elasticity
- 14. Forces in three dimensions.
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