Book recommendation on High Energy, Nuclear and Particle Physics

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Start date Mar 22, 2014
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For beginners in particle physics, it's recommended to start with accessible introductory books that cater to those with a background in engineering and basic mathematics. A solid understanding of fundamental physics concepts is essential, even if advanced particle physics courses have not been taken. Suggested resources should bridge the gap between engineering principles and the complexities of particle physics, ensuring that the mathematical requirements are manageable for someone with a foundational knowledge in math and basic physics. Engaging with these materials will help build a stronger grasp of particle physics concepts and prepare for more advanced studies in the field.

Mar 22, 2014

Moeen

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?

Mar 23, 2014

Moeen

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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