Notions Géométriques Sur Les Mouvements Et Transformations, Ou Éléments De Cinématique explores the geometric principles underlying motion and transformations, providing a foundational understanding of kinematics. Authored by Arthur Jules Morin, this work presents a series of lessons in practical mechanics, delving into the mathematical concepts essential for analyzing movement and change.
This book is a valuable resource for students and practitioners in engineering, physics, and mathematics, offering insights into the relationships between geometry and mechanics. It covers fundamental principles that remain relevant for understanding modern applications in robotics, animation, and mechanical design. Discover the enduring relevance of geometric notions in unraveling the complexities of motion and transformation.
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