What is Fundamental Mechanics and Complex Systems?

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In summary, Fundamental Mechanics and Complex Systems are two interconnected fields of study in physics and engineering that aim to understand and predict the behavior of physical systems. Fundamental Mechanics deals with the motion and forces of individual objects, while Complex Systems focus on the behavior of large-scale, interconnected systems. Both fields use mathematical models and experiments to study and solve complex problems, such as predicting the movement of particles or understanding the dynamics of weather systems. Together, they play a crucial role in advancing our understanding of the physical world and developing new technologies.
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Hello everyone, I'm Mekontch:cool: and I'm aa PhD Student in fundamental mechanics and complexs systems at University of Yaounde ( Cameroon). It is à pleasure and honor for me to share with you I do of my days.

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