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To begin studying nanophysics with a background in mechanical or electrical engineering, it is essential to focus on foundational topics in solid state physics. Recommended books include "Quantum Transport: Atom to Transistor" by S. Datta, which provides a comprehensive introduction to quantum transport phenomena. Additionally, "Nano- And Microelectromechanical Systems" by Sergey Edward Lyshevski is suggested for its relevance to the field. These resources can be found on platforms like Amazon for easy access. Engaging with these texts will help build a solid understanding of the principles necessary for advancing in nanophysics.
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What do one need to start with if he in engineering like mechnical or electrical in nanophysics I mean which topics of physics are to be taken first andf handled first and can anybody recommend some books or topics in solid state physics or any books or any guidance?
 
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maybe youcan consult S. Datta book
Quantum Transport from atom to transistor
 
thanks sir , may god bless you can u recommend some more books pls and pls mention the heading because it is difficult to fins the exact book Like Quantum Transport in that matter
 
great,thanks
 
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