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Munkres is also a great book! It slipped my mind when making the list. Looking back, maybe I should also have added a group theory textbook. > This is a reall
by messe 6y ago
Munkres is also a great book! It slipped my mind when making the list.
Looking back, maybe I should also have added a group theory textbook.
> This is a really great list. I'm currently about midway through a very similar list that I arrived at through trial and error. It would've saved me a lot of time to have seen this a couple of years ago :).
Thanks, but I wouldn't have had the list a couple of years ago! I finished my undergrad in maths/physics about a year ago, so that's a rough compilation of the books I found most useful. Some were recommended by lecturers, others I found on my own.
- jeffreyrogers 6y agoI have read part of Zee's Group Theory in a Nutshell for Physicists and it seems pretty good. (Zee is a great writer). It's my only exposure to group theory though so I'm not sure how it compares to other books.