Physics bookshelf

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	"Covers a lot of physics that is useful before undergraduate study."

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	"A good primer for general relativity."

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	"Very concise mathematical approach to general relativity. Everything explained very clearly by the great Dirac himself."

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	"Good for reinforcing an already working knowledge of basic calculus."

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	"Allows another approach to general and special relativity - explaining everything as it goes."

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	"A fairly elementary introduction to special relativty. Does not go into too much mathematical detail, unfortunately."

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	"A thorough qualitative explanation of the standard model."

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	"With a basic knowledge of vectors can rapidly expand the amount one can do with them. It is, however, not particularly good at explaining the more advanced concepts in a way that is easy for a novice."

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	"A very thorough book covering algebraic calculus from head to toe."

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	"Covers a lot of useful topics for mechanical engineers."

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	"Covers a lot of mathematics applicable to the field of engineering."