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John Jowett's Collection of links in Physics and Mathematics

 This selection is somewhat haphazard and subjective! Some of the links are much more comprehensive.

CERN

• The CERN Welcome with useful links to other HEP labs.

PHYSICS REFERENCES

• Particle Data Group   
• NRL Plasma Formulary
• Briefbook of Data Analysis  and Particle Detector Briefbook (technical references from CERN.

GENERAL PHYSICS

• Physical Review Focus
• American Physical Society and American Institute of Physics
• European Physical Society
• The Institute of Physics,  PhysicsWeb
• Eric Weisstein's Treasure Troves of Science
• National Institute of Standards Physics Laboratory for reference data, constants, etc.
• TIPTOP (The Internet Pilot to Physics)
• IN2P3 connects to many labs in France.
• The US Department of Energy National Science Foundation (NSF) - Home Pageand NASA have links to many interesting labs and institutions. 
• This Week's Finds in Mathematical Physics by  John Baez
• Emmy Noether "Teaching Symmetry in the Introductory Physics Curriculum"
• Living Reviews in Relativity
• So many things started with  James Clerk Maxwell Maxwell Maxwell's House. He seems also to have written some horror poetry in Lallans  and more
• Usenet Physics FAQ including Does mass change with velocity?
• sci.physics.research newsgroup.
• Physics of the future

ELEMENTARY PARTICLE PHYSICS

• The Official String Theory Web Site
• Symmetry Magazine
• Interactions.org

DYNAMICS

• Turbulent Landscapes (Exploratorium)
• Santa Fe Institute
• Ito Calculus (PS file by Mitchell Feigenbaum)

ELECTRODYNAMICS

• Differential Forms and Electromagnetic Theory at Brigham Young University.

MATHEMATICS

• Information on special functions: functions.wolfram.com
• Mathworld
• MathML Conference 2000: October 20-21
• The Math Archives is a very comprehensive reference site at the Mathematics Department, University of Tennessee, Knoxville.
• The American Mathematical Society
• An excellent site on the history of mathematics at St. Andrew's.
• History of Mathematics (Clark University)
• Radical places on the Web
• Inverse Symbolic Calculator
• Geometry Center, Minnesota
• G J Chaitin Home Page
• Lost your slide rule?  You can try this one.
• Xah's homepage: More
• Do you know the origin of the Signs for addition(+), subtraction (-), multiplication(×) and division(÷) ?

PLACES AND PEOPLE

• Department of Physics & Astronomy and  Department of Mathematics, University of Edinburgh
• Nicholas Kemmer
• Department of Applied Mathematics & Theoretical Physics, University of Cambridge, Nonlinear Centre
• The Nobel Foundation or Pictures of Famous Physicists

RELATED DISCIPLINES

• Edinburgh Engineering Virtual Library, many useful resources, including the most visited  sites in their database.

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Last updated: 15/1/2001.