Classical Are there advanced brain teaser books for physics beyond first-year principles?

[RPinPA]

Many years ago in school, we used Jearl Walker's Flying Circus of Physics as a study tool. The physics principles covered are elementary, things you see in first-year physics. And yet he manages to ask questions that really test your understanding of those principles and your confidence in applying them. It's an incredibly powerful teaching tool.

I just checked Amazon and am glad to see this book is still in print. Are there other books in a similar vein that people recommend? That is, deceptively-simple physics questions?

Though this book, as I recall, requires only first-year physics as I said, I wonder if there are similar books of "brain teasers" for more advanced subjects such as relativity, E & M and QM.

 

[kith]

"Thinking Physics" by Lewis Carroll Epstein is a great book in a similar vein.

 

[CCofADoa]

Keith Kendig's Sink or Float.

Yakov Perelman's books published by Mir are also similar.

 

[RPinPA]

Thanks! Added to the wish list.