The main recommended textbook is the one you used last year: University Physics by Young and Freedman - 9th edition (Addison Wesley). In addition, the following are recommended for reference.

• "Modern Physics" 3rd Edition - P.A. Tipler and R.A. Llewellyn (Freeman) http://www.whfreeman.com/modphysics/ contains additional useful information
• "A Practical Guide to Data Analysis for Physical Science Students" - L. Lyons (Cambridge University Press)
• "Three Phases of Matter" 2nd Edition - A.J. Walton (Oxford University Press)
• "Gases, Liquids and Solids" 3rd edition - D. Tabor (Cambridge University Press)
• "Vibrations and Waves" - A.P. French (Nelson)
• "Electricity and Magnetism" 4th Edition - W.J. Duffin (McGraw-Hill)
• "Fundamentals of Optics" - F.A. Jenkins and H.A. White (McGraw-Hill)

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