Differential geometry + physics, departmental question

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Oxford University is highlighted as a strong choice for studying differential geometry in relation to physics, particularly due to the course taught by JJ. Binney, who provides accessible lecture notes online. The discussion emphasizes the quality of education available at Oxford for this specialized field, making it a notable institution for students interested in the intersection of geometry and physics.
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what are some good places, schools, to study differential geometry in terms of physics?
 
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ice109 said:
what are some good places, schools, to study differential geometry in terms of physics?


JJ. Binney over at Oxford teaches a course on Geometry and Physics. I can't imagine that would be considered less than a "good" school to study. He has lecture notes for the course available online: http://www-thphys.physics.ox.ac.uk/users/JamesBinney/lectures.html
 
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