Physics Textbook helpful shit

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mechanics?
optics?
solid-state?
quantum?

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>>8603294
General physics. We are currently studying Coulombs law, and I think magnetism is next. Mechanics would be helpful and same with optics and thermodynamics.
Nothing above 200 level or second year physics. I'm not sure how it works in other colleges.

>>8603318
University physics vol 2

>>8603339
Any specific edition or authors?

>>8603349
if its theoretical physics work the landau lifschitz throught. they will give you mental strength. you will be more intelligent than anybody around you (except some professors) concerning physics if you understand all and do the exercises on your own. my professer worked them and he is a god tier physician.

>>8603284
Check the recorded lectures of Walter Lewin. Here's the Youtube channel:

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCliSRiiRVQuDfgxI_QN_Fmw/videos

I watched those, did a lot of exercises from Young & Freedman University Physics (others will recommend better books for you) and got good grades.

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I'm loving all the resources so keep dumping you handsome smart 140+ IQ bastards.

There is no "magical" textbook. The magic happens when you actually sit down and fo the problems. Cannot do the problem? Re-read the chapter. Do simpler problem. Google explanations. Stop looking for the perfect resource. There's no such thing. There's only effort.

>>8603284

Young and Freedman - University Physics with Modern Physics
Halliday, Resnick, and KRANE - Physics Volume 2

>>8603349

Editions are identical beside different problems at the end of the chapter. Get edition n-2 or n-3 and save money.