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Context: I am embarking on my journey into physics as a beginner. Four years ago, I completed my Baccalaureate (high school diploma) and subsequently pursued software engineering independently. It's only now, four years later, that I am beginning to appreciate the beauty of physics and science in general. I've had to reevaluate and unlearn some of the teachings from high school, as they were not properly conveyed.

Now that I am committed to studying physics rigorously, I am seeking comprehensive resources in French (as I am from a Francophone African country). I am essentially starting from scratch and need materials that provide detailed explanations.

P.S: I possess the necessary mathematical foundation to tackle undergraduate physics.

Please if you know someone who studied physics in French, do not hesitate to share this question with him. Thanks

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    – Albertus Magnus
    Commented Feb 20 at 15:42

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I'm a French physics student, there is a nice serie of books by Pérez covering most of the undergraduate (licence) level : mechanics, electromagnetism, thermodynamics etc. But he uses a lot of maths without always diving into the physical meaning.

The Feynman's lectures are great !! and are translated in French. They represent an other approach, more based on physics.

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  • $\begingroup$ Les livres au Feynman sont excellent, mais utilise le calcul differentielle et integrelle. $\endgroup$
    – Albertus Magnus
    Commented Feb 20 at 15:39
  • $\begingroup$ Bien sûr, on ne fait pas de physique sans maths ;) $\endgroup$
    – MauvaiseFoi
    Commented Feb 21 at 12:13
  • $\begingroup$ T'as de raison! $\endgroup$
    – Albertus Magnus
    Commented Feb 21 at 14:00

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