Try searching on some engineering subjects. The books you will find are old, but they look interesting. I am going to waste some serious time at home tonight.
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Try searching on some engineering subjects. The books you will find are old, but they look interesting. I am going to waste some serious time at home tonight.
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If you do find any classics please list them - so far I've yet to find anything that would qualify as a classic, rather like reading old "Model Engineering" magazines.
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Ah, here is the post. I found Timoshenko's _Theory of Vibrations_, 2nd ed ('37) in there.
This was posted early in NOV by kenvlach --- in this forum --
It was very interesting.
It was very interesting.
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