Physics: Books & eBooks

Find books, e-books, videos, scores, and recordings at Oberlin by title, author, subject, keyword, or other options. 

Can't find a book at Oberlin? Find and request materials held at 120 OhioLINK libraries. Requested items are delivered to the circulation desk on the first floor of Mudd Center, typically within 3-5 business days. The OhioLINK catalog describes over 46 million items, including books, periodicals, maps, music scores and audiovisual materials.  

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Can't find what you need at Oberlin? For books, try OhioLINK. For books not available through OhioLINK and for other types of materials, use Interlibrary Loan (ILL).

ILL lets you borrow materials from non-OhioLINK libraries, including print books, scanned journal articles, musical scores, videos, theses/dissertations, and more.

There are two major call number systems used in the libraries: the Dewey Decimal and Library of Congress classification schemes. The first line of a call number, as it appears on a physical item, is a broad subject classification. The subsequent lines are combinations of letters and numbers that organize items into narrower, related categories.

See How to Read Call Numbers from the University of Berkeley Library for more details about LC call numbers.
 

Please see New in the Science Library, a list arranged in broad subject categories and updated with every delivery of newly cataloged books for the Science Library.    

In addition to the print books in the science library, there are tens of thousands of digital format e-books accessible through OBIS.  Just click on the E-Books tab to limit your search to books online.