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In this chapter we will discuss the notion of forceForces in an intuitive manner. We shall think of a force \(\textbf{F}\) , acting on the point P, as the vector that characterizes the interaction of P with other bodies, and implicitly agree that forces have an absolute nature, i.e. independent of a frame. We will return to this in Chap. 8, when we discuss the concept starting from the Laws of Mechanics.

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Forces, Work, Power

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    2026年

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  • Paolo Biscari,
  • Tommaso Ruggeri,
  • Giuseppe Saccomandi,
  • Maurizio Vianello

摘要

In this chapter we will discuss the notion of forceForces in an intuitive manner. We shall think of a force \(\textbf{F}\) , acting on the point P, as the vector that characterizes the interaction of P with other bodies, and implicitly agree that forces have an absolute nature, i.e. independent of a frame. We will return to this in Chap. 8, when we discuss the concept starting from the Laws of Mechanics.