Unified Field Theory for the Engineer and the

Unified Field Theory for the Engineer and the Applied Scientist documents an investigation aimed at translating field dynamics into a language that allows it to be further transferred from the differential geometrician to the wider scientific community. As such, it features 40 end-of-chapter problems-with solutions free to lecturers-to improve interdisciplinary problem-solving in engineering and applied sciences.

Larry Silverberg received his Ph.D. degree in engineering mechanics from the Virginia Polytechnic Institute in 1983. In 1995 he was appointed a professorship in mechanical and aerospace engineering at North Carolina State University (NCSU), where he still teaches. Professor Silverberg is the author of some 50 articles and one book, and has developed two graduate courses. His current primary research interests lie in field dynamics and the control of dynamical systems.

Preface IX 1 4D Space 2 Relativity 3 Energy 4 Change 5 Governing Equations 6 Waves 7 Particles 8 Electrodynamics 9 Mechanics 10 Essay: An Evolving Science Appendix A: Integral Theorems Appendix B: Principles

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Unified Field Theory for the Engineer and the Applied Scientist

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