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Resources

• PartII physicist pretends to be a Mathmo:
  • Electrodynamics taught in a more fundamental way by Dr.Adhikari
  • Statistical field theory by Dr.ChristopherThomas, good for TP1 and thermostatistcs course
  • Symmetries, Fields and Particles by Dr.MatthewWingate needs some maths intuitions
  • Funniest lecturer on Fluid dynamics Prof.EricLauga (very useful for PartII physics AFD&SCM)
  • Dr Christopher Lester’s particle physics, it’s a show
  • Supersymmetry and Duality by Prof.DavidTong where the beauty of physics presented
  • Topological Quantum Matter Prof.B.Beri, Steven’s book (below) explains everything
  • The Standard Model Prof.Quevedo, good starting points for theoretical physics
  • Black holes by DrJ.E.Santos, good revision course for GR (topic 10 onwards)
  • Field theory in Cosmology Dr.E.Pajer, very interesting
  • Advanced Quantum Field Theory Dr.R.A.Reid-Edwards, never seen QFT explained this thorough and clear
• Mathematics at Cambridge
  • Mathematics notes by Dexter Chua
  • well explained by Gareth Taylor
  • Some abstract Maths notes by T.K. Carne
  • Helpful notes collected by The Archimedeans
  • GR by Harvey Reall
  • Analysis by András Zsák
• Physics at Cambridge
  • Things that let you survive by David Tong
  • Quantum condensed matter by Ben Simons
  • It’s nice to have some lectures by Prof. Alexander Mitov GFT
  • Third year computing Monte Carlo
  • Best place ? for PartII student
  • QFT by Hugh Osborn
  • Black hole by Ulrich Sperhake
  • Easy maths module by Stephen J. Cowley
  • My favourite lecturer and supervisor Dr.Lester
• Engineering at Cambridge
  • cued_moodle_access
• Quantum Computing
  • QC at CMU by Ryan O’Donnell
  • Quantum Algorithm Zoo
  • QC at Cornell by Mermin
  • QC at Caltech by Preskill
• Bed time reading
  • Fields theory WARREN SIEGEL
  • Excellent book on Quantum Theory, Groups and Representations with self-explanatory diagrams
  • Famous Landau books
  • The story-teller sean carroll
  • Good read on topological quantum computing by Steven H. Simon
  • Physicist needs some philosophy by Scott Aaronson
• Blogs for fun
  • quantum frontiers
  • Not even wrong
  • My favourite quantum computing blogs Shtetl-Optimized
  • Quantum computing starting point by Michael Nielsen
  • How to become a GOOD Theoretical Physicist Gerard ‘t Hooft