Where Can I Find Recommended References for Learning Particle Physics?

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I want to study the standard model of particle physics and i want to use some event generator software (Pythia, CompHep, ... ), I have


Introduction to Particle Physics by Griffth

Is this enough to learn the Standard Model, I have some basics in Quantum Mechanics

Any Recommendations ?
 
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If you don't know quantum field theory, then I think Griffiths is a fine choice.
 
no i don't know QFT , what about the math required for the Griffth Book
 
George Jones said:
Complex numbers, linear algebra, and multivariable calculus.

thank you so much, can you give me a name of reference of these topics