The knowledge of dynamics and vibration is essential for engineering researchers, students and professionals of multiple engineering disciplines: mechanical engineering, aerospace engineering, and civil engineering to name a few.
During the initial phase of my academic career, I had to collect several books to prepare lecture notes and assignments for my students to articulate various topics in vibration ranging from discrete systems to continuous systems. After teaching mechanical vibration courses for many undergraduate and postgraduate batches and interacting with students and professionals in the field of vibration, I have tried to present my experience in the form of a book.
This book provides a very concise and clear presentation of classical dynamics and basics of vibration including many examples to provide instant illustration and applications of the results obtained. Each chapter is presented elegantly and requires no special prerequisite knowledge of supporting subjects. Self-explanatory sketches and graphs have been generously used to curtail redundant explanations. Numerous illustrated examples have been included in each chapter to make the fundamentals more clear and to inculcate problem solving approach in the readers. Sufficient review question exercises and problems at the end of each chapter serve as a good source material to practice the application of the basic principles presented in the text. Answers to all the exercise problems have also been provided for the students to evaluate themselves.
I hope this book will be helpful to all researchers, students and professionals. Suggestions for the improvement of the book will be highly appreciated.
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