<p>Currently, I am a Ph.D. student(mathematics) but always loved the field of astronomy hence I would like to read something on the "side" in this field along with my work. So is there any good introductory book(s) for me to read? </p>

<p>Thanks, any help/guidance will be greatly appreciated</p>

<p>Edit: I, personally, wouldnt call it 'too broad' as the question is asking for some introductory books but if not then, its fine :)</p>

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# Any good books to read for complete beginners?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2019-07-17)

Currently, I am a Ph.D. student(mathematics) but always loved the field of astronomy hence I would like to read something on the "side" in this field along with my work. So is there any good introductory book(s) for me to read?

Thanks, any help/guidance will be greatly appreciated

Edit: I, personally, wouldnt call it 'too broad' as the question is asking for some introductory books but if not then, its fine :)

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> **username_1**: Open-ended resource request are often discouraged, so this may get closed, but check out this reference collection on our meta site: https://astronomy.meta.stackexchange.com/q/163/6  
> **username_2**: Broad question, croad answer. Kepler-Dover-Books-Astronomy-Caspar  

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