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The discussion centers on seeking supplementary reading materials to enhance understanding of Goldstein's work on classical mechanics. Participants recommend free downloadable lecture notes from Cambridge University as a valuable resource. Landau and Lifschitz's "Mechanics" is highlighted as an excellent companion text. Additionally, Dover publications are mentioned for their quality mechanics texts, specifically referencing a notable title available on Amazon. Another suggested book is "Analytical Dynamics: A New Approach" by Udwadia and Kalaba, which may provide further insights into the subject.
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I am reading Goldstein it wu dbe great if someone tells me some otehr book which i cud read along with it so that i am assured what i understood out of goldstein is right?
 
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I second Landau & Lipgarbagez.
Also check out 'Analytical Dynamics: A New Approach' by Udwadia and Kalaba.
 

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