Looking for More Advanced Physics Problem Books?

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The discussion centers on seeking additional resources for advanced physics problem-solving, specifically in mechanics, waves, oscillations, heat, and thermodynamics. The user mentions using "Problems In Physics" by Irodov and expresses interest in supplementary materials, highlighting the problem sets from Feynman's series and "Major American Universities PhD qualifying questions and solutions." They also recommend old Russian texts by Krotov and Sena for their quality in electromagnetism problems. Additionally, the user is struggling to find these books locally and is inquiring about potential sources for obtaining copies.
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On Mechanics,Waves,Oscillations,Heat and Thermo etc etc.

I have been doing Problems In Physics by Irodov.

But i want some more.
 
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Check out the problem sets accompanying Feynman's series
there ir a series of solved problems, called "Major American Unioversities PhD qualifying questions and solutions" that are pretty good. I have one called "Problems and Solutions on electromagnetism"
and REA's problems solvers
 
Use Krotov, Sena. Both are old Russian books...
 
piyush said:
Use Krotov, Sena. Both are old Russian books...

I've been looking for a long time for these books, where I'm from it's impossible to find them on stores. Do you know where i can get a copy?
 

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