Self-Study Group: Join Now Before Semester Ends!

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A self-study group is being organized for advanced math and physics topics, particularly focusing on subjects like PDEs, Fourier series, and fluid dynamics. Participants are eager to collaborate after finals, with a preference for smaller groups to enhance productivity. Various members have expressed interest in different areas, including quantum mechanics and classical mechanics, and there is a suggestion to use an online platform for structured sessions. The group aims to rotate teaching responsibilities among members to ensure a comprehensive understanding of the material. Overall, the initiative is gaining momentum as students prepare for summer study.
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PhysicalAnomaly said:
As for books, I was thinking that we could all use different books (whatever we have access to) and then we can share stuff that one or the other doesn't have. But yeah, your way is probably better.

Ok cool, I can get stuff cranking tomorrow since I get a day off - finally. I just really wanted everyone to have the same problem sets at least. So if there's any difficulty or something it won't be hard to help the other.
 
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What's the first topic?
 
  • #63
Yeah, I'm here... Just PM me when y'all get something together.. and I'll tag along... I'm on summer break now for 3 months. :-)
 
  • #64
Hi. If you guys are still looking for more members, I am somewhat interested in joining. I am going to be a senior (physics/astrophysics major), and am interested in math but have had some difficulties in my past classes. This sounds like it would be helpful and fun...
 
  • #65
Batchelor is a classic in Fluid Dynamics. It's a good book.
 
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Winter Flower said:
Hi. If you guys are still looking for more members, I am somewhat interested in joining. I am going to be a senior (physics/astrophysics major), and am interested in math but have had some difficulties in my past classes. This sounds like it would be helpful and fun...

Sure just give us some time to sort things out and i'll give you a message
 
  • #67
djeitnstine said:
Sure just give us some time to sort things out and i'll give you a message

Cool. Thanks. :)
 

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