No, Numerical Recipes isn't better. Or worse. It's a different book on a different topic, with there topic very clearly advertised in the title. It's a serie

No, Numerical Recipes isn't better. Or worse. It's a different book on a different topic, with there topic very clearly advertised in the title. It's a series of... numerical recipes. Nice descriptions of many numerical algorithms sufficient to use them. It's not focused on physics. It's also not rigorous. The Sussman / Wisdom reference is rigorous. Why would you post about a book you haven't read?