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Physics 231 Classical Mechanics MW 3:15-5:05 501B Reiss Prof. Wes Mathews, Jr. Office: 524 Reiss Office Hours: Monday Noon - 1 pm, Tuesday 4 - 5 pm, Wednesday 11 am - Noon, and by appointment. Email: mathews @physics.georgetown.edu Telephone: (202) 687-5981 Exciting Course Information! Welcome to the course page for Physics 231, Classical Mechanics. The goal of this course is for you to develop problem-solving skills and apply these skills to real-world situations. If you are not careful, you will learn a lot of physics too! This course is the first third-year-level course in the physics major curriculum. It will describe and develop modern methods and techniques used in solving classical mechanics problems. Topics to be covered include the following: A review of Newtonian mechanics, a development of Lagrange's method, applications of Lagrange's method to one- and two-dimensional motion, central forces, collisions, oscillations, accelerated coordinate systems and geometrical phases, and rigid-body rotations. Familiarity with the topics covered in Introduction to Mathematical Methods (PHYS-150) is assumed, in particular, I expect everyone to understand how to use MATHEMATICA.

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