Discover the Best Literature on Thermodynamics and Plasmas for Beginners

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Recommended resources for beginners in thermodynamics include a book based on lectures by Fermi, noted for its clarity and engaging writing style. Users also seek introductory literature on plasmas and soft x-ray/euv lasers. The discussion emphasizes the importance of starting with foundational texts in thermodynamics before advancing to more complex topics. The Fermi book is highlighted as a particularly effective introduction. Overall, the community encourages exploring well-regarded literature to build a solid understanding of these physics concepts.
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Hi all.

Could anybody please advise me some good books on Thermodynamics to begin with? My current level of Physics is some decent E&M and that's about it. Also, if anyone happens to know some decent, introductory literature on plasmas and soft x-ray/euv lasers, I would appreciate.

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