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The website EFTaylor.com offers valuable instructional materials, particularly noted for its well-presented content on complex topics like the Feynman sum-over-histories. Users appreciate the availability of free resources that enhance understanding of physics concepts. The site is seen as beneficial for educators, providing comprehensive lecture notes that could have saved time in course preparation. Overall, the website is recognized as a good resource for both students and instructors in the field of physics. Accessing these materials can significantly aid in learning and teaching advanced physics topics.
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Tyler, what can PF members gain from that website? Looks to me it's just an ad for his books.
 
It has quite a bit

of free and very instructional material that is well presented. The one on the Feynman sum-over-histories is expecially good.

Here's the link to that;

http://www.eftaylor.com/feynman.html
 
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I wish I had seen this website 4 years ago. I taught a course from those books (Spactime Physics/Scouting Black Holes) as a grad student and I had to develop it from scratch (it was a new course). Now, here Taylor has a whole set of lecture notes for it. D'oh!
 
Good website. I'll have to read that Feynman sum over paths integral paper in depth when I get a chance.

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