Exploring Statistical Mechanics: A Self-Study Guide for Physics Enthusiasts

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How did you find PF?
Looking up calculations for the vacuum energy.
Don't have much to say. Just looking for some insight into subjects I'm curious about and have some of the math chops for.

Tutored physics "with calculus" in college and went on taking math, but they were a smaller local college. Tried taking some harder analysis at another school many years later and couldn't handle the stress of full time work on top of hard classes and didn't do well.

Interested in understanding statistical and information based field theories (quantum and not, and even physically nonsensical ones) for a general understanding of how physics can be thought of.

I DM and love lore. I also love abstract nonsense, a lot, so feel free to leave me reading.
 
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Hello and :welcome:!

This sounds a bit as if you were going to read our entire database. Not sure what you mean by information based field theories, but I guess we can figure it out.

Have fun and stay curious!
 
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Basically statistical mechanics.
 

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