Munich Theoretical physics (group theory and symmetries)

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I'm sorry if I'm posting this question here, but for some reason i can't add a new topic in the right section (i think it should be "Advanced Physics Learning Materials") ..I'm also sorry for my english... By The Way...

Just one simple question:
i'm looking for the note or the webpage for the course of Theoretical Physics of the Munich university...

can someone link me the page?

Thank u
Mahblah
 
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Thanks dextercioby, ...but clicking as a monkey on all the link i have not still found what I'm looking for... :(
 
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