What are the must-have textbooks for graduate school classes?

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Participants in the discussion are sharing textbook recommendations for graduate classes, focusing on subjects like controls and turbomachinery. The original poster seeks a broad list of must-have textbooks to enhance learning in these areas. Specific titles and their corresponding classes are requested to gather useful resources. The conversation emphasizes the importance of diverse perspectives in selecting educational materials. Overall, the thread aims to compile valuable academic resources for graduate students.
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Hi all,

Can you provide the names of the textbooks you used for your graduate classes along with the name of that class?


Thanks!
DScheuf
 
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DScheuf said:
Hi all,

Can you provide the names of the textbooks you used for your graduate classes along with the name of that class?


Thanks!
DScheuf

Will you please specify the subject of your interest? My specialized area of Physics is known as "arcane" nowadays.

Cheers,
Bobbywhy
 
My bad. The intent of this thread was for me (and possibly others) to get a few books from the list and learn something new.

I was hoping to keep it as broad as possible, really. My subjects of interest are controls OR turbomachinery. Thanks,
DScheuf
 

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