I was lately studying about the Lagrange and Hamiltonian Mechanics. This gave me a perspective of looking at classical mechanics different from that of Newton's. I would like to know if there are other accepted formalism of the same which are not quite useful compared to others (because otherwise if would have been famous and taught in colleges)?
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