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(EDIT: I have also added 2 snippets of the syllabus of the entire Math Physics course in my curriculum as reference).
I am currently in the 3rd Semester of my 3 year UG Physics degree from where the subject of Math Physics has been separately included.
I need extensive guidance from someone here about which book I should purchase, something that will build my concepts from scratch, have great conceptual explanations and with practice make me extremely proficient in the subject. I saw the books by Mary L Boas and Arfken but I am just not sure which one is best for my needs. If anybody can suggest from the either of them which one I should go for (or any other book they may have in mind).
Alternatively in my country there is a book by author HK Dass extensively used, almost like a bible. If you have also heard of this book then please offer your opinions about it.
I am currently in the 3rd Semester of my 3 year UG Physics degree from where the subject of Math Physics has been separately included.
I need extensive guidance from someone here about which book I should purchase, something that will build my concepts from scratch, have great conceptual explanations and with practice make me extremely proficient in the subject. I saw the books by Mary L Boas and Arfken but I am just not sure which one is best for my needs. If anybody can suggest from the either of them which one I should go for (or any other book they may have in mind).
Alternatively in my country there is a book by author HK Dass extensively used, almost like a bible. If you have also heard of this book then please offer your opinions about it.
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