Problems in Undergraduate Physics?

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The discussion centers on the quest for electronic versions of the "Problems in Undergraduate Physics" series, authored by notable physicists such as S. P. Strelkov and V. L. Ginzburg. The user expresses difficulty in locating these texts online, specifically mentioning the site gigapedia.org as a potential source. The conversation highlights the importance of these books in understanding fundamental physics concepts across various domains, including mechanics, electricity, magnetism, optics, and thermodynamics.

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Problems in Undergraduate Physics?

I recently found myself interested in Physics, especially solving physics problems, I want to serie "Problem in undergraduate Physics".
v.I. Mechanics, by S. P. Strelkov [and] I. A. Yakovlev.
v.II. Electricity and magnetism, by S. P.Strelkov, I. A. El'tsin, and S. E. Khaikin.
v.III. Optics, by V. L. Ginzburg [and others]
v.IV. Molecular physics, thermodynamics, atomic and nuclear physis, by V. L. Ginzburg [and other]
How can I get these books in electronic format?? Since the library was lost so I am looking for an electronically eg gigapedia.org page style, and not found on this page.

Someone can help me?
 
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