Book recommendation on High Energy, Nuclear and Particle Physics

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For beginners in High Energy, Nuclear, and Particle Physics, "Introduction to Elementary Particles" by David Griffiths is highly recommended. This book is accessible for those with a foundational understanding of mathematics and basic physics concepts. It provides a clear introduction to particle physics without requiring extensive prior knowledge. Additionally, "Particle Physics for Non-Physicists" is suggested for those seeking a more conceptual overview.

PREREQUISITES
  • Basic understanding of mathematics, particularly calculus.
  • Familiarity with fundamental physics concepts, such as mechanics.
  • Interest in particle physics and nuclear interactions.
  • Willingness to engage with introductory-level physics texts.
NEXT STEPS
  • Read "Introduction to Elementary Particles" by David Griffiths.
  • Explore "Particle Physics for Non-Physicists" for a conceptual overview.
  • Research online courses in particle physics fundamentals.
  • Join forums or study groups focused on introductory particle physics.
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Students in engineering or related fields, aspiring physicists, and anyone interested in gaining foundational knowledge in High Energy, Nuclear, and Particle Physics.

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I am new to this field can anyone suggest a book for beginner?
 
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How much math and (other) physics do you know?
 
I am doing bachelors in Engineering Sciences. So I know Maths but on the physics front I have not studied any single course related to particle physics. Just the beginners courses for engineers like mechanics
 

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