Publisher's Synopsis
Traité De Mécanique Générale by Henri Amé Resal delves into the intricate world of mechanics, exploring machines from the perspective of movement transformations and the conversion of the work of forces. This comprehensive treatise provides a detailed examination of mechanical principles and their practical applications.
Resal's work specifically applies mechanical theories to horology, offering unique insights into the construction and function of timekeeping devices. This book is an invaluable resource for students, engineers, and historians of science interested in a rigorous and thorough exploration of mechanics and its applications.
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