What Are Some Resources for Self-Studying Physics and Math?

Thread starter RonBackal
Start date Oct 6, 2020

Oct 6, 2020

RonBackal

Hello!
I like to join the community of enthusiastic learners. I am self-studying some physics and math- i.e. analysis, math for machine learning, and trying to wrap my mind around lagrangians(with pseudo-success ...)
Cheers!

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Oct 6, 2020

berkeman

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Welcome to PhysicsForums, Ron!

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