At the end of this course, students will be able to :
* Understanding the movement of objects that move in space and time.
* Know the different types of linear, circular, oscillatory and complex motion.
* Study the forces that act on objects in motion or at rest.
* Predict and explain natural phenomena such as planetary motion....
* Understand the development of new theories.
To follow this course, students must have certain prerequisites, some of which are listed below. The student must :
Students answer these questions to test their knowledge in Mecanics.
Material point mechanics is a fundamental branch of physics that focuses on the study of the motion of objects that can be considered as points, i.e. objects whose dimensions and shape are irrelevant to the analysis of motion.
Mechanics of material point is based on Newton's three laws of motion. These laws describe how objects react to the forces applied to them, and how they move accordingly.
Mechanics of material point makes it possible to analyze and predict the motion of objects using these fundamental laws, as well as other concepts such as kinetic energy, potential energy, angular momentum and conservation of momentum. It is crucial to many practical applications, and a cornerstone of our understanding of the world around us.
This course is divided into six chapters:
Solve a suplimentary exercise of the first SW series.
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4. Phys 1, Mechanics of the material point: Prof. Badis Bennecer (Chapter I, Mathematical Reminders).
5. Physics I, Mechanics of the material point, Domaine Sciences de la Matière: Lamia Benallegue, Mohammed Debrane, Azeddine Gourari, Ammar Mahamdia, Faculty of Physics USTHB 2011.
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7. Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version).
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