Video Lectures for Upper-Level Mathematics

DiracPool

Does anybody know of ANY general relativity instructional videos/series on the web/youtube other than Susskind's stuff?

sponsoredwalk

Haven't watched them yet but am dying to:

GR Lectures Following Carroll

GR Lectures Following Landau & Lifshitz

GR Lectures Following Wald

Perimeter General Relativity

TSny

These look interesting. The Perimeter link has a bunch of lectures on different physics topics.

Thanks!

DiracPool

Nice finds sponsoredwalk. You got youself a praise! Oh, I mean "thanks." They keep changing it.

Is the GR Lectures Following Carroll one only audio? I couldn't get any video on that. Perhaps I was doing something wrong?

Sankaku

There is also this one I mentioned above:

sponsoredwalk

Good Youtube Channel

Takes an Indian (& Russian if you want to push me) look at some concepts.


No man it's all in video, but if you notice his notes are in .tiff format so I guess the videos somehow encode that format & it's causing problems for you - vlc player plays them for me but I can tell it's having problems doing so. At the bottom of the page there is a link to his course from the year before which might work better for you

DiracPool

Yeah, last year's lectures are working, thankfully. The current lectures on my VLC player and every other player I have just show the notepad, but nothing is ever written on it. That goes for the all of the dozen or so lectures I tried. Go figure.

psi1729

Can anybody tell me any GROUP THEORY, INTEGRAL EQUATIONS video lectures, that starts from the very basic and leads to advanced level,
Thank you

sponsoredwalk

Modern Methods in Theoretical Physics

Real Manifolds, Complex Manifolds, Kaehler Manifolds, Calabi-Yau Manifolds, Homology, Cohomology, Chern-Simons Theory, Geometry of Riemann Surfaces, Elliptic Functions...

Group Theory
Group Theory
Group Theory
Group Theory

Integral Equations 21 - 40

Sankaku

Interesting. I just watched the first one, building up to the basics of differential forms. He is a good lecturer, but don't use this for your first exposure to the subject! It would make a nice review. Those watching should be comfortable with index notation for tensors and probably have seen exeterior products before in another context.

sponsoredwalk

An Introduction to Riemann Surfaces and Algebraic Curves

So far just Riemann surfaces are up, though as usual it already looks like the best thing on the internet as regards this topic!

mahder

mathematics

mahder

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