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The Theoretical Minimum
What You Need to Know to Start Doing Physics
Book • 2014
This book provides a comprehensive introduction to classical mechanics, including dynamical systems, vectors, calculus, Lagrangian mechanics, Hamiltonian mechanics, and electromagnetism.
It is designed for those serious about learning physics and is part of the 'The Theoretical Minimum' series based on Stanford Continuing Studies courses taught by Leonard Susskind.
The book aims to equip readers with the basic mathematical toolkit necessary to understand and engage with theoretical physics.
It is designed for those serious about learning physics and is part of the 'The Theoretical Minimum' series based on Stanford Continuing Studies courses taught by Leonard Susskind.
The book aims to equip readers with the basic mathematical toolkit necessary to understand and engage with theoretical physics.
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Mentioned in 11 episodes
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AMA | February 2025
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AMA | November 2023
Mentioned by Sean Carroll as another analogous book to his series, contrasting Susskind's more traditional approach to introductory physics.
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AMA | November 2021
Mentioned by Sean Carroll as a comparison to his book, focusing on a standard physics curriculum.
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AMA | February 2022
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AMA | December 2023
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