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Since you probably have a good background in optimization, work through problems in:
- Taylor for Classical Mechanics or Goldstein (a bit more advanced) - Griffiths for E/M and Quantum.
For stat. mech. I find the chemists have more intuitive textbooks.
- Introduction to Modern Statistical Mechanics by Chandler
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Since you probably have a good background in optimization, work through problems in:
- Taylor for Classical Mechanics or Goldstein (a bit more advanced) - Griffiths for E/M and Quantum.
For stat. mech. I find the chemists have more intuitive textbooks.
- Introduction to Modern Statistical Mechanics by Chandler