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morris
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Anybody have any recommendations for classical mechanics
textbooks at the intermediate and/or advanced level, besides
the popular ones like Marion & Thornton, Goldstein, Symon,
Arnold, or any of the schaum's outlines or dover books on
mechanics?
What I have in mind is some textbook that has a lot of
medium and difficult problems to work out, or a book that is
a huge compilation of problems of this sort. (I don't care
whether there's any answers/solutions at the back of the
book. In fact I actually prefer that it didn't have any
answers at the back of the book.)
textbooks at the intermediate and/or advanced level, besides
the popular ones like Marion & Thornton, Goldstein, Symon,
Arnold, or any of the schaum's outlines or dover books on
mechanics?
What I have in mind is some textbook that has a lot of
medium and difficult problems to work out, or a book that is
a huge compilation of problems of this sort. (I don't care
whether there's any answers/solutions at the back of the
book. In fact I actually prefer that it didn't have any
answers at the back of the book.)