Den Hartog - Mechanical Vibrations 7

The book is available online:

http://www.archive.org/details/mechanicalvibrat031556mbp

 

[electricpete]

Let me be the first to vote you a star. It's a classic book. I have the hardcopy already, but having it electronically also is a good convenience.

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[heitor]

Thank you.

The site has also:

http://www.archive.org/details/vibrationproblem031611mbp

 

[rob768]

yep, star from me too. Good to have such a classic on my pc.

 

[Co]

thx

 

[GuyWalkabout]

Hi,

The link is still active? Can't open it...

 

[FeX32]

Yup, they work for me


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[GuyWalkabout]

 

[Rob45]

Thank you!
I can't be the first to do so, but I certainly think this merits a star.
Several stars - what a find!

 

[TPL]

Is this a legal resource?

The electronic version of this book was contributed by Osmania University in Hyderabad, India.

I wonder if they have the right to contribute what must be copyrighted material to this system?

 

[electricpete]

Here is some info about the organization that hosts the site:

http://www.archive.org/about/about.php

They look legitimate to me.
They are a non-profit organization. If you click on Bio's you can see the people that work there. They give a physcial address.

Copyrights has a time limit - somewhere around 75 years I think. This is the 3rd edition of the book... very old and certainly not the most recent (I have the hardcopy of the 4th edition). I suspect the copyright is no longer enforceable based on the age.

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[kmgary]

It is very helpful to me. Thanks!