lost.and.lonely.physicist@gmail.com
Oct11-06, 03:29 PM
I'm a physics grad student. I recently posted here asking for
recommendations for books with problems and solutions that I could use
to practice on various disciplines within physics.
I'm now looking for a person or few people who would like to pursue an
exercise regime with me. I'm mainly looking to work out problems on QFT
(and maybe a tiny bit of GR). I've taken QFT but did not do too well,
and would like to catch up on what I've not learnt well and also cover
what I've not learnt before - this is so you know what level I'm at.
I hope to get someone I could discuss problems with over the net. Let's
discuss what we wish to cover (need not be entirely the same stuff),
perhaps identify the books to work on (I have obtained a few titles),
set a schedule, and email back and forth as we struggle with the
problem and then discuss the solutions together. (I'm sure the
solutions will not always be clear to us.)
To save bandwidth do email me directly.
recommendations for books with problems and solutions that I could use
to practice on various disciplines within physics.
I'm now looking for a person or few people who would like to pursue an
exercise regime with me. I'm mainly looking to work out problems on QFT
(and maybe a tiny bit of GR). I've taken QFT but did not do too well,
and would like to catch up on what I've not learnt well and also cover
what I've not learnt before - this is so you know what level I'm at.
I hope to get someone I could discuss problems with over the net. Let's
discuss what we wish to cover (need not be entirely the same stuff),
perhaps identify the books to work on (I have obtained a few titles),
set a schedule, and email back and forth as we struggle with the
problem and then discuss the solutions together. (I'm sure the
solutions will not always be clear to us.)
To save bandwidth do email me directly.