I hope these resources will help you get started and reach new heights in math and physics knowledge🤗

Coming up is resource for General Physics!😇

General physics is the study of the fundamental principles that govern the natural world. It covers a wide range of topics, including motion, energy, heat, light, electricity, magnetism, waves and modern physics. Essentially, it's an exploration of the basic laws that explain how everything around us behaves.

After reading a book on general physics, you'll gain a comprehensive understanding of how the universe operates at a fundamental level. You'll learn how to apply these principles to solve real world problems, which is essential for further studies in any scientific or engineering field. This knowledge forms the foundation for more specialized areas of physics, such as classical mechanics, quantum mechanics, relativity, and thermodynamics.

The following books are the most used and known books on General Physics out there, go with just one of them, I'd recommend you go with Resnick Haliday.

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University physics with modern physics 15th edition by Young and Freedman.

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Fundamentals of physics by Resnick, Haliday and Walker 11th ed (latest one)

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I'd generally recommend doing the math first then general physics but other people may recommend doing both simultaneously since general physics mostly needs the concept of derivatives and integrals which are not so advanced, a week studying will get you there. It's your choice!

Good night cuties, I'll be back to ya with the next step (Classical mechanics) tomorrow, uploading speed is just dead. I hope you liked today's content😇

Good morning folks😇

So, here we go for Classical Mechanics :)

While classical mechanics might sound intimidating, it's essentially a sophisticated extension of the mechanics you learn in introductory physics textbooks like Resnick Halliday. It's like taking those basic tools and building a whole new toolbox filled with advanced techniques.

Classical mechanics digs deeper into the fundamental principles of motion and energy, employing a more elegant mathematical language to express those ideas. Where introductory physics often relies on direct application of Newton's laws, classical mechanics utilizes Lagrangian and Hamiltonian mechanics. These approaches offer a more powerful and efficient way to solve complex problems involving forces and motion.

Imagine trying to build a complex structure. Newtonian mechanics is like using a hammer and nails. It's effective, but limited. Lagrangian and Hamiltonian mechanics are like specialized tools that let you build intricate structures with greater precision and ease. They offer a more abstract and elegant approach to solving problems that would be much harder with traditional methods.

So, while classical mechanics might appear advanced, it's essentially a more sophisticated way to explore the mechanics we already know. It allows us to tackle problems with more grace and efficiency, making it an essential tool for scientists and engineers.

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An introduction to mechanics - Kleppner & Kolenkow

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Classical mechanics by Taylor.

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Introduction to classical mechanics by David Morin.

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Classical mechanics by Goldstein

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Mechanics by Gregory.

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Classical dynamics of particles and systems by Thornton.

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This is all I have for classical mechanics, it is more than enough.

I'd recommend you begin with either Taylor or Kleppner and Kolenkow (KK) then you can commence to the more advanced ones like Morin and Goldstein (If you feel like going even deeper)

Relative to Morin, Taylor speaks the language of gods. 🗿