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Fundamentals of Physics vs Classical Mechanics book and physics undergraduate course

There are books like Halliday Fundamental of Physics and there are books titled Classical Mechanics.

To me, these two types of books seem to cover the same thing.

Is there any difference?

(If anyone needs specific example, Halliday vs. Classical Mechanics by John R. Taylor.)

Edit: What would be the third year and fourth year undergraduate subject in physics?

Fundamentals of Physics vs Classical Mechanics book

There are books like Halliday Fundamental of Physics and there are books titled Classical Mechanics.

To me, these two types of books seem to cover the same thing.

Is there any difference?

(If anyone needs specific example, Halliday vs. Classical Mechanics by John R. Taylor.)

Fundamentals of Physics vs Classical Mechanics book and physics undergraduate course

There are books like Halliday Fundamental of Physics and there are books titled Classical Mechanics.

To me, these two types of books seem to cover the same thing.

Is there any difference?

(If anyone needs specific example, Halliday vs. Classical Mechanics by John R. Taylor.)

Edit: What would be the third year and fourth year undergraduate subject in physics?

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John Taylor
John Taylor
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  • 1

Fundamentals of Physics vs Classical Mechanics book

There are books like Halliday Fundamental of Physics and there are books titled Classical Mechanics.

To me, these two types of books seem to cover the same thing.

Is there any difference?

(If anyone needs specific example, Halliday vs. Classical Mechanics by John R. Taylor.)