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I am trying to learn Lagrange and Hamilton mechanics, what sort of math do I need? calculus of variantion or functional analysis or something else?
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In an introductory course in Lagrangian and Hamiltonian Mechanics you will need at most advanced calculus and differential eq. . In more advanced courses a familiarity with Calculus of Variations might be useful. as well as Linear Algebra..
advanced cal and DE? Ok, I ve done cal III and can solve first and second order linear DE,is that enough?@gleem
I'm sure that you can give it a good go.. Have you had a College level Theoretical mechanics course?
No, just finished freshman physics
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