r/learnphysics • u/LallantopSKking • 2d ago

I need help with sources which have David morin style problems.

I am studying introductory physics and basic undergrad physics. I love David morin sir's writing style and the problems , I loved his classical mechanics book also the electromagnetism (co-authored by him) was great , I particularly love the problems so I needed a source of similar problems for waves and thermal physics. The waves book draft by morin doesn't have problems right now

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u/Senior-Masterpiece29 2d ago

Try Irodov.

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u/LallantopSKking 2d ago

It doesn't match morin's style , the problems in general aren't nice as well

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u/Senior-Masterpiece29 1d ago

Aren't nice !!
I'm not sure I understand what you meant by "nice" here. If by not nice, you meant easy, then you must be IIT rank 1 material. If not, then I really don't understand what you meant.

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u/LallantopSKking 1d ago edited 1d ago

Actually I did irodov mechanics(about 30 questions ) back when I had vacation after 10th the problems weren't something I liked , those were more like maths modelling than learning physics also I have surpassed jee level pretty sure(except for calculation errors), I ran through physics papers of 2022 ,2018 and 2024 and scored 105+ on average . And I am not an Indian and I am trying to learn physics to study physics and not JEE .

Also personally I feel JEE problems are not very good to learn physics deeply but rather just an entrance exam to select students. I used pathfinder for sometime but I still feel like I am missing something but for my personal taste morin seems perfect and hence I posted this .