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 +There are different ways of describing classical mechanics. Each has its individual strength and weaknesses, but in terms of observable predictions,​ they are all equivalent. ​
  
 +  * [[theories:​classical_mechanics:​newtonian]] ​ $\leftrightarrow$ classical mechanics in real space 
 +  * [[theories:​classical_mechanics:​lagrangian]] $\leftrightarrow$ classical mechanics in [[basic_tools:​configuration_space|configuration space]]
 +  * [[theories:​classical_mechanics:​hamiltonian]] $\leftrightarrow$ classical mechanics in [[basic_tools:​phase_space|phase space]]
 +  * [[theories:​classical_mechanics:​koopman_von_neumann_mechanics]] $\leftrightarrow$ classical mechanics in [[basic_tools:​hilbert_space|Hilbert space]]
  
-  ​* [[theories:​classical_mechanics:​newtonian_mechanics]] +<tabbox Roadmaps>​ 
-  ​* ​[[theories:​classical_mechanics:​koopman_von_neumann_mechanics]] + 
-  ​* ​[[theories:​classical_mechanics:​hamiltonian_mechanics]] +**Traditional Roadmap** 
-  * [[theories:​classical_mechanics:​lagrangian_mechanics]]+ 
 +<​diagram>​ 
 +| AA|~@2| Newton'​s laws |AA=[[theories:​classical_mechanics:​newtonian]] 
 +| |!@4| | | | | | 
 +| AA|~@2| Euler-Lagrange equation, Noether'​s theorem, configuration space |AA=[[theories:​classical_mechanics:​lagrangian]] 
 +| |!@4| | | | | | 
 +| AA|~@2| Hamilton'​s equation, canonical transformation,​ generating functions, Noether'​s theorem in the Hamiltonian formalism, phase space |AA=[[theories:​classical_mechanics:​hamiltonian]] 
 +</​diagram>​ 
 + 
 +---- 
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 +**Reading Recommendations** 
 + 
 +  * The best book that gives a grand tour of classical mechanics is The Lazy Universe by Coopersmith 
 + 
 +<tabbox History>​ 
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 +  * A History of Mechanics by Dugas
  
 </​tabbox>​ </​tabbox>​
  
  
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