Recommend some great physics books?

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The discussion centers on seeking recommendations for physics books following the Feynman Lectures on Physics. Participants suggest various titles, emphasizing both classic and contemporary works that cover a range of topics in physics. Suggestions include popular science books as well as more technical texts suitable for deeper understanding. The conversation highlights the importance of finding engaging material to continue exploring physics concepts. Overall, the thread serves as a resource for readers looking to expand their physics knowledge through recommended literature.
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I've read Feynman lectures on physics. Can you recommend some physics books for me to carry on!
 
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