Undergrad Physics textbook lineup
Physics textbook lineup
Curious of your guys opinions for my self teaching undergraduate path textbooks
Fundamentals of physics - halliday (was either this or university physics but i happened to already have this) as like a basics book and also go along with other more in depth books
Classical mechanics - taylor (been told this is a good book and also happened to have it)
Intro to electrodynamics - griffiths (i also have but still open to suggestions)
Thermodynamics im still unsure but someone recommended “an introduction to thermal physics” -schroeder
Intro to quantum mechanics - griffiths (someone else recommended mcyintre, i have both already but not sure which i should pick and saw someone say griffiths doesnt introduce dirac notation and linear algebra til later in the book, also still open for suggestions).
Also ive completed all of calculus and did part of linear algebra and diff eq before being forced to drop out due to family reasons, but its been resolved and i plan to go back either in the fall or in a year (upper division physics classes at the school ill be going to only comes around once per year) and i have a few math methods for physics/engineers books and a linear algebra textbook i could use