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Welcome to the Physics Books forum. The main purpose of this forum is to serve as an area for discussing books related to Physics. These could be either popular science books, introductory textbooks, or more advanced textbooks-- note that these can be both hard copy books, or e-books. As a general guide, the forum could be used in the following situations:

• Perhaps you have recently read a good popular science book and want to recommend it to fellow ToeQuesters: start a thread with a short review of the book, or parts you especially enjoyed;
• You may want to study a certain field of Physics but don't know where to start. Make a thread with information such as the level of background knowledge you have, and how deep you want to get into the subject (maths or not, etc..) and members can suggest books for your study;
• If you've recently studied a particular area of Physics and want to recommend a textbook for the subject then start a thread and include all the information you deem necessary.

Of course, that is not an exhaustive list; feel free to use the forum for other reasons, if you think suitable. If anyone has any questions on the use of this forum, please don't hesitate to contact me via PM.