"Classical
Mechanics" by John R. Taylor (Dynamics of a particle and systems of
particles; harmonic oscillator; curvilinear coordinates; central force
motion; scattering; elementary rigid body motion; moving coordinate
systems; Lagrange's equations and generalized coordinates)
"College
Physics" by Geller and Young (Mechanics. Heat, thermodynamics,
electricity, and magnetism. Electromagnetic waves, optics, modern
physics.) Physics
6AL, 6BL, 6CL (UCSB)
Lab
courses (Experiments in the mechanical, electrical, and thermal
properties of matter, the behavior of light, and quantum phenomena with
application to the biological sciences)
"Introducing Mechanics", Jefferson,B.
and Beadsworth ( 1-dimensional
motion, Newton's laws in 1-dimension, Vectors, Relative Velocities,
Projectile motion, Newton's laws and conservation of momentum, Work and
Energy)
