Web books related to physics

Here are links to several books and book-like files on the web about physics or useful for physics. As far as I know they're good, but I haven't read them all the way through.

If you know of a book that you think should be added to this list, please feel free to tell me so.

Physics

• Electromagnetism 305 by David V. Land. HTML. Lecture Notes. Introductory.
  
• Essential Physics I by Frank W. K. Firk. Adobe pdf. Introductory textbook.
  
• How to Study Physics by David Hubin and Charles Riddell. HTML. Pamplet length. Addressed to freshmen.
  
• Introduction to Groups, Invariants, and Particles, by Frank W. K. Firk. Adobe pdf. For advanced undergraduates. The typography of the equations is imperfect.
  
• Light and Matter , by Ben Crowell. Download in adobe pdf or browse in HTML. Six short books comprising a 1 year introductory course in physics.
  
• Tensor Calculus and Continuum Mechanics by John H. Heinbockel. 80% of a text book. (You must pay for the last 20%.) In both Adobe pdf and ps formats.
  
• See How It Flies by John S. Denker. HTML. Book. Addressed to pilots and people interested in airplanes. The discussion of aerodynamics is excellent.
  
• Tensors and Relativity by Peter K. S. Dunsby. HTML. A course in special and general relativity.
  

Math for Physics

• Linear Algebra by Ivar Tammeraid, Juri Majak, Seppo Pohjolainen and Tero Luodeslampi. HTML (also available in ps). Book. (Modestly considers itself to be lecture notes.) Written in estonian flavored english. But the math seems excellent.
  
• Computation Methods in Linear Algebra Sequel to previous book.
  
  

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