Art by Shoaib Pasha.

Summary of Classical Mechanics


Prerequisites:

Math:
-Single-Variable Calculus (for Free Fall and beyond).


These are my complete notes for Classical Mechanics, covering such topics as Velocity, Speed, Acceleration, Free Fall, Projectile Motion, Range, and more.

I color-coded my notes according to their meaning - for a complete reference of each type of note, see here (also available in the sidebar). All of the knowledge present in these notes has been filtered through my personal explanations for them, the result of my attempts to understand and study them from my classes and online courses. In the unlikely event there are any egregious errors, contact me at jdlacabe@gmail.com.


List of Classical Mechanics Equations INCOMPLETE


Complete Summaries of Classical Mechanics:

Table of Contents

Part 1: Kinematics. COMPLETE

Sections I through V.

Part 2: Dynamics. COMPLETE

Sections VI through VII.

Part 3: Dynamics (cont.) INCOMPLETE

Sections VIII through XI.


NOTE: These are very large webpages that may render slowly on some browsers. Each of the sub-subcategories below are linked to eachother at the bottom to allow for easy access.


I. Velocity, Speed, Acceleration. COMPLETE

II. Free Fall. COMPLETE

III. Vectors and Projectile Motion. COMPLETE

IV. Range & Relative Motion. COMPLETE

V. Rotational Motion. COMPLETE

VI. Force. COMPLETE

VII. Energy and Work. COMPLETE

VIII. Momentum & Center of Mass. COMPLETE

IX. Rotational Dynamics. COMPLETE

X. Gravitation. COMPLETE

XI. Oscillations INCOMPLETE