Physics books in German?
Does anyone know of any physics books in German that you would recommend?
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Very good for beginners are Sexl/Raab volumes 1 and 2 and possibly also Sexl/Raab/Streeruwitz volume 3
The volumes 'Berkeley's Physics Course' are more detailed and contain a little more mathematics.
Especially at the beginning, take plenty of time to really understand the formulas, namely how they were arrived at and why they are the way they are. For example, why we divide by 2 or multiply by pi. Once you've truly understood this for a few formulas, you'll be able to actually read the formulas and even derive many of them. And you'll also be more aware of when a formula is wrong.
We learned with the Berkeley back then. I have fond memories of it.
@diserot2019 Can you send a link to the books? I only find different books with different names.
https://www.amazon.de/eine-Einführung-Physik-mechanische-Universum/dp/3425050613/ref=sr_1_1?dib=eyJ2IjoiMS J9.OG1c9zwJfSf2iv_a9ngZ_2j6vBORtPup5ng5GRRdrHf7guNY1wX6xD-0tvdhYOKJyp6yI3zC7BDXpSWrcs30ht3i5bOZjoLqIwpoDrdT SXyyVnhgkUxjmsWzXD_Jztbr9_YmSLL9LWSGpr0GC6TBGwLcU18242etTN_-MYzQJteQgsOsJyMFF-jmOeHskUdZ.rgRjM2vK1UKigzsKKY wVR-7Wdl_RKaiZT5mI2Tm8kAM&dib_tag=se&qid=1727001497&refinements=p_27%3ASexl+Raab+Streeruwitz&s=books&sr=1-1
https://www.amazon.de/eine-Einführung-die-Physik-modernen/dp/3425050621/ref=sr_1_2?dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.OG1c 9zwJfSf2iv_a9ngZ_2j6vBORtPup5ng5GRRdrHf7guNY1wX6xD-0tvdhYOKJyp6yI3zC7BDXpSWrcs30ht3i5bOZjoLqIwpoDrdTSXyyV nhgkUxjmsWzXD_Jztbr9_YmSLL9LWSGpr0GC6TBGwLcU18242etTN_-MYzQJteQgsOsJyMFF-jmOeHskUdZ.rgRjM2vK1UKigzsKKYwV R-7Wdl_RKaiZT5mI2Tm8kAM&dib_tag=se&qid=1727001497&refinements=p_27%3ASexl+Raab+Streeruwitz&s=books&sr=1-2
https://www.amazon.de/Mechanik-R-Sexl/dp/3540415696/ref=sr_1_3?__mk_de_DE= ÅMÅŽÕÑ&crid=24Z2VS13V39DU&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.iFnTBltuFDBiRHKJoJfKzaXFzVFX34-rvSy0rHTDsBFDo2hH76KuDjx2UpYitzvI AerMWT7mxTUTUsNN8ycFVadabjtoZ0LGpL1eZ91ZdmEXqjnM8vxwNacET5Z2f9YsFAb_toqHC3wkU3cm-r3QJIijiKVrA2htv723r9AzjqIg e_EHFh44Tc3MXYGUwEvQheBtOyv-Frx8wCqJ1Ma8AHg85fwWrxxJ8FsQsdQ6zUU.U8o7I0Dr6U77sdkVY1nJaoz5YFSvl-uH6ank42ugkUg& dib_tag=se&keywords=Berkeley+Physik&qid=1727001623&s=books&sprefix=berkeley+physik%2Cstripbooks%2C110&sr=1-3
I like Rebhan's work, especially the chapter on mechanics, which is well-written and understandable. Only basic knowledge of mathematics is required, and everything is explained in detail—no "it's easy to see…" etc.
For me, the book is perfect for both learning and reviewing and is neither too shallow nor too mathematical.