Resources
Here I’ve assembled links to various resources, some supplied by me, related to physics, maths, and several other areas of interest. I curated these lists initially as a reading checklist for myself; however, as I have found myself referring friends and colleagues to these items increasingly, it made sense to persist the information in a single page.
Literature
The below are some interesting sources of reading material, both professional and colloquial. In no particular order, the items below span my favorite journals, ArXiv filters, popular-science summaries, and blogs by practitioners. I use the below as a personal checklist, my “what to read” queue, and I recommend each source whole-heartedly. I’m always looking for new sources, so please send me anything great you find not listed here!
Peer-Reviewed
- IOP Classical and Quantum Gravity
- APS Physical Review D
- ArXiv Physics Summary Blog
- ArXiv Topics:
- ArXiv General Relativity and Quantum Cosmology
- ArXiv Mathematical Physics
- ArXiv Algebraic Topology
- ArXiv Differential Geometry
- ArXiv Representation Theory
Popular
Other Blogs
- Joshua Black Sometimes Physics Sometimes Math
- John Baez Azimuth
- Sean Carroll Preposterous Universe
- Terry Tao What’s New
- Peter Woit Not Even Wrong
Reference Texts
These pages contain links and explanations of some of my favorite books, chalks, pens, and various other items. The chosen texts and tools below are either essential to my work or essential to my happiness (a slight exxageration, but who doesn’t like the perfect piece of chalk?).
Physics
Maths
Tools of the Trade
Programming
I also routinely use and create developer resources, mostly related to Python and computational physics. I’ve collected the highlights below, including my favorite programming libraries and tutorials related to those libraries. Any of the code referenced below, I either use routinely myself or have contributed to personally.