The Promiscuous Physics Plan

The muon Academy: more practicality,  more personality, more promiscuousness! There's been a hiatus in the muon Academy due to a planning of changes. Some of you may have noticed muon Academy appear on other platforms: WordPress, Medium, Svtble and even Sett.com. The reason is that Blogger is too limited for the muon Academy mission. The mission requires more! As a result there...

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The Feynman Phectures on Lysics

The first few years of a physics degree are like this: Lecturer: "Read the Feynman Lectures on Physics!" Student: "What are the Feynman Lectures on Physics?" At this point, a lot of students go out and buy themselves a set of the big red books emblazoned with the infamous silver text. But it turns out that you don't need to. This is how to get the Feynman Lectures on Physics for free. Still learning...

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The Physics Video Procrastination

PhD progress has been slightly approximate in the last few weeks. In moments of research slumps, I usually end up reading PhD comics just to help me feel like I'm not alone. Either that or I'm pottering around with the side project I accidentally signed up for. Whatever the distraction, the particle physics PhD is procrastination at its finest. I'm going to explain how a free day out badly backfired. It...

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The String Theory String Images

String Theory and a free online library described with images... it's a good idea! Python Strings for String Theory... ...

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The Learn LaTeX Paradigm

In the last post, Fluid Dynamics researcher, Jamie Nutter, named Latex as an important tool to one of his kind. Having said that, it's actually an incredibly important tool to physicists across the spectrum. Pretty much all physicists use it. So I'm going to tell you what Latex is, why it's worth using and how you can learn it and use it for free. For research purposes... In Light of LaTeX  LaTeX,...

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