Good books on classical mechanics

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This discussion centers on recommendations for books on classical mechanics, with a specific mention of "Goldstein" as a top choice. Participants emphasize the importance of using the search function before posting and suggest that users should clarify their level of knowledge to receive the most relevant book suggestions. The conversation highlights the need for proper forum etiquette, including avoiding duplicate posts.

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  • Research "Goldstein's Classical Mechanics" for in-depth understanding
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Students, educators, and enthusiasts of physics seeking to deepen their understanding of classical mechanics through recommended literature.

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Can anyone give me some suggestions?Thanks.
 
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Goldstein is the best
 
Before opening a thread, please try to use the search function. I'm sure there have been discussions on this topic. Also, when asking for a book reccomendation, state your level of knowledge so that the optimal suggestions can be made.

EDIT: And DON'T post the same subject twice !
 
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