Standard Ref. for basic subjests in BSc in Physics

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General Physics: Halliday, Feynman
Classical Mechanics: Gregory, Kibble, Goldstain, Landau
Waves: Main, Pain, Coulson, French
ElectroMagnetism: Reitz, Griffths, Jackson, Schwinger
Optics: Born, Hecht
Relativity: Resnick, French, Russer, Wheeler
Quantum Mechanics: Merzbacher, Gasiorowicz, Griffiths, Liboff, Heisenberg, Sakurai, Shankar, Schiff, Rae, Messiah
Thermal & Statistical Mechanics: Blundell, Reif, Huang, Feynman
Solid State: Kittel, Ashcroft
Nuclear & Particle Physics: Martin,Griffiths, Krane, Lilley, Perkins, Born
Mathematical Physics: Riley, Arfken

For QFT "not elementary subject in BSc level but for me it's":Peskin, Weinberg, Huang, Ryder
I think most of us're knowing how to get them:wink:
 
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