Fundamentals of Neutrino Physics and Astrophysics. 2007. This book contains essentially all there is to know about neutrinos, both theory and experiments. Georgi. Lie algebras in particle physics. 1982. A classical text on group theory. Very mathematically oriented, with almost no discussion of actual particles.

Wikipedia Physics a portal to start digging. A colaborative gigantic work. WikiBooks -SR a textbook on Relativity. WikiSource - Relativity Portal find here "The Measure of Time" by Henri Poincaré and many other original sources. Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy a plethora of info related to physics (for ex. singularities)

Schiff and Sakurai are graduate level books. A more "doable" textbook would be Shankar's book. Griffiths is the standard textbook for undergraduate QM. It is very nice book but, like most of QM textbooks, it must be supplemented by solved problems. Your best choice is Zettili's book. It contains solved problems on all topics including bra-ket ...

A Modern Course in Statistical Physics 4th ( & 2nd) Edition by Linda E. Reichl ; Statistical Physics: Volume 5 3rd Edition by L.D. Landau, E. M. Lifshitz; Statistical Physics of Particles 1st Edition by Mehran Kardar ; Statistical Mechanics 3rd Edition by R K Pathria, Paul D. Beale; One may also get interest into the book - 6.

2019年9月30日 · There are many good textbooks you can go for, if you want to build up basics you can use any good university physics to understand heat and the basics of thermodynamics. After that, you may go through the books like "Statistical Mechanics" by R. K. Pathria and P. D. Beale and/or "Fundamentals of Statistical and Thermal Physics" by F. Reif.

2013年1月26日 · Modern Mathematical Physics, Peter Szekeres; Geometry for Physics, T. Frankel ; An introduction to Manifolds, Loring W. Tu; The Road to Reality, Roger Penrose; Lie Group for Pedestrians, H. Lipkin, a good introduction to Lie groups from a physicist point of view. Physics Reports 66: Gravitation, Gauge Theories, and Geometry, Eguchi, Gilkey and ...

Jewett and Serway, Physics for Scientists and Engineers with Modern Physics. Resnick and Halliday, Fundamentals of Physics. Jacob Pieter den Hartog, Mechanics and Mechanical Vibrations. Wonderful introductions, easy to read and pedagogical. I. E. Irodov, Fundamental Laws of Mechanics, paired with Problems in General Physics. There is something ...

"Advanced Solid State Physics", Philip Phillips. "For an up-to-date perspective on solid state physics from a many-body physics perspective, may I refer you to this book" by P. Coleman in Introduction to Many-Body Physics. "Many-Particle Physics", G. D. Mahan. A good introduction, it covers lots of topics although notation is a bit old-fashioned.

2021年1月12日 · "Subatomic Physics" by Frauenfelder & Henley but I highly recommend that you ask your lecturer what books does he base his lectures on, and whether he will provide notes. If he won't provide notes and it's not his first time teaching the course, then you can probably find notes made by students in previous years.

2017年4月8日 · Another well known text is The Art of Experimental Physics (1991) by Daryl W. Preston and Eric R. Dietz, also aimed at upper-level labs. This book has more background and less specific experimental detail, but this may be preferable if you only want a sketch of how to measure something, as would typically be expected for the answer to the exam ...