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Resources on various topics being worked on at IvLabs

Physics

This discipline of science is quite different and even nascent with regards to IvLabs. However, we are open to contributions and collaborations.

Special Relativity

The below mentioned resources help one understand the special theory of relativity, from scratch and do not really require any pre-requisites.

Course(s)

Advance Course on Special Theory of Relativity by Dr. H. C. Verma

Unlike what the the name suggests, the course is a rather gentle and basic introduction to the theory of special relativity. The simplicity of the course is mainly due to the fact that, the special theory of relativity itself, is a simple yet elegant theory.

Book(s)

Quantum Mechanics

This subject is the stepping stone to an entire flight of steps towards almost every modern science, right from Quantum Chromodynamics to Quantum Computing. However, the resources provided below, do not demand any pre-requisites as such.

Course(s)

Quantum Physics I by Dr. Barton Zwiebach

This courses focuses on delivering a scientifically pure approach towards Quantum Mechanics which can later be manifested and utilized in understanding and working on Quantum Computing. This course covers everything from the very grass-root level of concepts and helps develop a pretty concrete understanding and intuition for almost all aspects of modern physics backed by Quantum Mechanics. It is presented by MIT OCW and the instructor in charge is Dr. Barton Zweibach.

Book(s)

Relativistic Quantum Mechanics

This is an advanced subject and is a rather mystic and unexplored(relatively) field of physics. Further, the resources too, can prove to be demotivating to a beginner without proper pre-requisites.

Pre-requisites

Course(s)

Relativistic Quantum Mechanics by Dr. Apoorva D Patel This course is quite fast and requires a strikingly good hold over the above mentioned pre-requisites. The concepts too, are not given much physical emphasis at times and that cannot really be blamed on the course but rather, is an obvious consequence of the nature of the subject. The book by Dr. Greiner is a gentle and friendlier resource.

Book(s)

*The resource is a bit advanced or varies in perspective with regards to other resources