Internet Physics Resources

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Internet Physics Resources

Internet Physics Resources provides links to online tutorials that explain the basics of modern physics and to tutorials that cover more advanced material. There is also a collection of links to useful resources for professional physicists.

Tutorials

Overview of Modern Physics - Contains brief descriptions of relativity, quantum mechanics, particle physics, and condensed matter physics.

PhysLink.com - "The Ultimate Physics & Engineering Reference & Education Online Source."

Physics 2000 - An interactive journey through modern physics from the University of Colorado.

Windows to the Universe - A very good introduction to astronomy.

sci.physics FAQ - The FAQ for the sci.physics newsgroup.

Contemporary Physics Education Project - An introduction to nuclear and particle physics.

The Particle Adventure - An introduction to elementary particle physics.

The "Official" String Theory Web Site - Contains an introduction to superstring theory with many links for further study. Also provides interviews with several well-known string theorists.

Superstring Tutorial - A nice introduction to superstring theory.

Superstrings - John Schwarz, a leading expert on superstrings, provides an overview of recent developments in the field.

The Baez Files - Contains links to John Baez's "This Weeks Finds in Mathematical Physics".

General Relativity Tutorial - An informal introduction to general relativity written by John Baez and others.

Vela Supernova Remnant.

Particle tracks are formed in a superheated liquid when the ion trails created by the passage of charged particles act as nucleation centers in the liquid.

Resources for Physicists

APS - American Physical Society.

Particle Data Group - Review of particle physics.

CERN - CERN theoretical physics homepage.

JHEP - The Journal of High Energy Physics - a free, online, refereed journal.

Center for Gravitational Physics and Geometry - Penn State general relativity.

NCSA - Numerical relativity group.

LASSP - Laboratory of Atomic and Solid State Physics at Cornell University.

Superconductivity - Links to superconductivity sites.

E-Print - Los Alamos e-print archive.

Bose-Einstein condensation occurs at low temperatures (shown here as low as 50 nK) when bosonic atoms start to occupy the same quantum state.

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