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Is My Background Strong Enough for Shankar's Mechanics Book?
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[QUOTE="RubinLicht, post: 5489909, member: 577104"] I've taken Calc I to III and linear algebra, although the course was overall quite light. I don't know what legendre polynomials are, and haven't learned hamiltonians (and probably won't since its not in morin), When i start the book i will have finished david morins mechanics book,tenenbaums ODE book and purcells EM book. Is my background strong enough to read shankar or will i struggle (and how much)? [/QUOTE]
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