Yoo Hong-hee: Dynamics

The author has been a professor for a long time and has given a course in dynamics. I was sorry that most books in the course were written so hard to learn dynamics effectively, and I wanted to write a book on dynamics that was a little easier. A look at the dynamics library that has been used so much has shown that the composition and content have been very constant over the past few decades. The script adopted a slightly different format from the traditional format followed by existing books. While it is true that the existing books are useful in their case, some of them are rarely covered by modern engineering engineers. The script was written to differentiate not only the composition but also the contents of existing dynamics books. Chapters 1 through 7 were based on dynamics that did flat-sized motions and those that did deep-depth-to-dwelling dynamics. And finally, chapter 11, we've described three ways to derive a kinetic equation. The idea is that readers who want to learn the deeper aspects of dynamics can also learn without losing interest and be able to go through it step by step, learn from basics the material about relatively easy-to-intuitive flat motions, and then learn from the next step to learn how to direct space and motor equations. I hope you can use this to understand the concepts and theories that appear in dynamics and to be able to learn to solve the relevant problems.

Korean title: 동역학

Korean author: 유홍희

Korean publisher: 문운당

ISBN-13: 9791156925354