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Book Corner
These are some of the books I have read during my studies at the university and recommend to anyone who wants to explore different areas of science!!!
Physics
Electrodynamics
by D. J. Griffiths
Fundamentals of Physics
by Halliday and Resnick
Atomic Physics
by Mark Fox
Classical Electrodynamics
by J. D. Jackson
Statistical Physics
by F. Mandl
Quantum Mechanics
by J. J. Sakurai
Solid State Physics
by C. Kittel
Statistical Physics
by H. J. Pain
Modern Physics
by Serway, Moses, Moyer
Classical Mechanics
by Kibble, Berkshire
Math
Calculus, Vol. 1:
by Tom M. Aposto
Linear Algebra and Its Applications
by Gilbert Strang
Calculus, Vol. 2:
by Tom M. Aposto
Linear Algebra and Its Applications
by Gilbert Strang
Introduction to Probability Theory
by Paul G. Hoel, Sidney Port, Charles Stone
Quick introduction to tensor analysis
by Ruslan Sharipov
Elementary Differential Equations and Boundary Value Problems
by W. E. Boyce, R. C. DiPrima
Introduction to Tensor Analysis and the Xalculus of Moving Surfaces
by Pavel Grinfeld
Photonics & Lasers
Principles of Lasers
by Svelto
Photonics
by Yariv
Optics
by Hecht
Quantum optics an introduction
by Fox
Laser electronics
by Verdeyen
Chemistry
Principles Of Instrumental Analysis
by Douglas A. Skoog F. James Holler Stanley R. Cr
Fundamentals of Analytical Chemistry
by Skoog
General Chemistry
by Ebbing and Gammon
Quantitative Chemical Analysis
by Harris
Analytical Chemistry
by Gary D. et all
Electronics
Digital Design 4th Edition
by M. Morris Mano, Michael D. Ciletti
Microelectronic Circuits
by Adel S. Sedra, Kenneth C. Smith
Microelectronic Circuit Design
by Richard Jaeger, Travis Blalock
Programming
C++: A Beginner's Guide
by Herbert Schild
Computational Physics
by Mark Newman
Python Programming: An Introduction to Computer Science
by John Zelle
Computational Physics
by N. J. Giordano, H. Nakanishi
An Introduction to using Simulink
by Eric Peasley
Introduction to Integrative Engineering: A Computational Approach to Biomedical Problems
by Guigen Zhang
Applied Finite Element Analysis
by Larry J. Segerlind
Plasma Simulations by Example
by Lubos Brieda