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Mechanics
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Mechanics
Arya, Atam P.
Introduction to Classical Mechanics.
Prentice, 1990. A standard text.
Cotterell, Brian.
Mechanics of Pre-Industrial Technology: An Introduction to the Mechanics of Ancient and Traditional Material Culture.
Cambridge University Press, 1992. Readable historical account; comprehensive in its overview.
Dugas, Rene.
A History of Mechanics.
Dover, 1988. Classic history of the field.
Lunn, Mary.
A First Course in Mechanics.
Oxford, 1991. Introduction to well-established field.
Vogel, Steven.
Cats' Paws and Catapults: Mechanical Worlds of Nature and People.
Norton, 1998. Introduces biomechanics, comparing human technology to nature's designs.
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