Herbert Goldstein

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Herbert Goldstein was an American physicist and author best known for his influential graduate-level textbook "Classical Mechanics," widely used in physics education.

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instanceOf author
physicist
awardReceived E. O. Lawrence Award
coauthor Charles Poole
John Safko
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
educatedAt City College of New York
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
employer Columbia University
Nuclear Development Corporation of America
Westinghouse Electric Corporation
fieldOfWork classical mechanics
physics
genre scientific textbook
hasAcademicDiscipline applied physics
nuclear engineering
hasEdition Classical Mechanics, 1st edition
Classical Mechanics, 2nd edition
linked to: Classical Mechanics

Classical Mechanics, 3rd edition
linked to: Classical Mechanics
influenced physics education
influencedBy Isaac Newton
Joseph-Louis Lagrange
William Rowan Hamilton
languageOfWorkOrName English
mainSubjectOfWork Hamiltonian mechanics
Lagrangian mechanics
canonical transformations
nonlinear dynamics
relativistic mechanics
rigid body motion
small oscillations
memberOf American Physical Society
notableFor graduate-level instruction in classical mechanics
notableWork Classical Mechanics
Classical Mechanics (2nd edition)
linked to: Classical Mechanics

Classical Mechanics (3rd edition)
linked to: Classical Mechanics
occupation physicist
textbook author
university professor
positionHeld professor of applied physics
professor of nuclear engineering

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Goldstein hasNotableBearer Herbert Goldstein