Most interesting WEB pages on physics

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This discussion centers on identifying the most interesting and rigorously presented web pages related to physics, specifically in areas such as relativity theory, electromagnetism, classical mechanics, and quantum mechanics. Key recommendations include the Bilbao Crystallographic Server for crystal symmetry, Hyperphysics for a broad scope of physics topics, the Usenet Physics FAQ for foundational knowledge, and Wolfram MathWorld for mathematical physics concepts, including Lorentz Transformation. These resources are noted for their quality and relevance, avoiding forums and unverified content.

PREREQUISITES
  • Understanding of relativity theory (special and general)
  • Familiarity with electromagnetism concepts
  • Basic knowledge of classical mechanics
  • Introduction to quantum mechanics principles
NEXT STEPS
  • Explore the Bilbao Crystallographic Server for advanced studies in crystal symmetry
  • Investigate Hyperphysics for a comprehensive overview of various physics topics
  • Review the Usenet Physics FAQ for foundational physics concepts
  • Study Wolfram MathWorld for mathematical applications in physics, including Lorentz Transformation
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Students, educators, and physics enthusiasts seeking reliable and visually appealing resources for studying advanced physics topics.

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I'm looking for a list of the most interesting pages on physics, on the internet.

By "most interesting", I mean pages which are rigorous, well done graphically, and no discussions boards/forums and NO crackpots ! It could be simulations applets, papers, Wikipedia articles, etc. I prefer things on relativity theory (special and general), or on electromagnetism, but it could also be on classical mechanics and quantum mechanics, as you prefer.

What are your suggestions ?
 
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The Bilbao Crystallographic Server

http://www.cryst.ehu.es/

Everything you ever wanted to know about space groups, crystal symmetry and so on. And then some...
 

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