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I'm remiss to recommend as I'm still learning, but I absolutely love "Concepts in Thermal physics". It's embarrassingly well written and structured.

Beyond that the usual suspects are good enough for me, I just don't like L&L. I'm probably forgetting something.

It's not exactly statmech but I really like McComb's introductory renormalization methods book.




Thank you for the recommendations!

While I have not seen either of those books before, I have another book by the author of the first one, Stephen Blundell. It's Quantum Field Theory for the Gifted Amateur, and I think you might like it. Not as a standalone quantum book, but perhaps as a supplement to a more "serious" treatment.

edit: I just saw you recommended this below!


QFTFTGA is really great. Surprisingly hard as well.

I got it when I was 17 and it was an absolute godsend as its really cheap.




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