Absurdly THICK Physics Book

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This book is ridiculously thick. It is called Handbook of Physics and it was written by Yavorsky and Detlaf. This book is very rare and it was published by MIR Publishers.

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Fun fact: If it's a very rare book, the math sorcerer probably has it!

vnever

Professor: I’m giving you a resource don’t panick it’s just a handbook
The handbook:

mashroom

When I was a first year bachelor student in 2004, I buy this Handbook in a used book store approximatelly for 0.5$ (in russian) :-).

Dmitrij_S

I read it while pursuing ph.d in physics and it just makes you love physics. I understood some of thermodynamics concepts from it .

zexter

I do have it. It is so comprehensible. I also have the companion book "Handbook of Mathematics. It is a translation too. They are very valuable even today

henrikstenlund

These are MUCH better than commercial amazon reviews. Thankyou! I remember as a kid it was so hard to find excellent books on topics. So glad I had access to a good library that kept old books on the shelves.

zackbarkley

You can get the full copy on Google, and save to your home screen or bookmark

howardradcliffe

thick possible b/c 100 years back we didn't have so many distractions, giving more time to read.

SequinBrain

Very nice! I have the “Handbook of Physics” edited by Condon and Odishaw and it is also enormous.

physicshypernova

It’s always a good day when you post. Thank you!

Xenusgod

I actually have Hütte: Des Ingenieurs Taschenbuch, Maschinenbau Teil A. A German Engineer handbook covers Mathematics and scientific basics: math and statistics, physics and chemistry. Another section covers Technological basics: materials, engineering mechanics, technical thermodynamics. The copy I have is written in German (Thankfully I know German 😅) but it’s been translated in Russian, English, French, Spanish, Hungarian and Turkish.

Rudolf