This is my column on mathematical physics. It appears on sci.physics.research, sci.math.research, sci.physics, and sci.math. But, the version here has pretty pictures and other nice features:
I don't write a new issue every week, but when I do, it is always this week. The things I include are not necessarily more important or better than things I don't. Mostly I try to write about subjects I actually understand, which limits the selection tremendously. My comments are not intended as "reviews" of papers and books. They are simply aimed at getting you interested.
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Think deeply of simple things. - motto of the Ross
Summer Mathematics Program
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