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My first formal introduction to Special Relativity came from the last few chapters of a Mechanics textbook, covering the Lorentz transformation, basic kinematics (no Minkowski diagrams), basic dynamics, and an intro to four-vectors. SR really interests me, and I'm eager to learn more about it. I found a good text by Woodhouse expanding on the mathematics of SR, but I feel I'll still be missing out on important material. Could anyone recommend an appropriate textbook, that's more biased towards applications to physical problems, and meant for someone who's had an exposure to the basics? I've heard that Wheeler wrote a decent text, do you think that would work? Thanks.