Re:Ask HN: How to self-study physics?
by petermcneeley on Thursday March 26, 2020 @01:02PM
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Let me see if I can do a defense that doesnt merely look like an obvious backpedal.
If you want to do a standard study in physics you are probably going to go through a significant amount of mathematics.
This is because the laws "universe at the most fundamental level/low level" are expressed as math equations.
If OP wants to go that route then there are tons of resources available to them.
But since OP already has a CS degree I think a possible entry point is exploring these laws through computers and in some way deriving them from simulation (here is one such simulation https://www.falstad.com/gas/)
lets leave the more outlandish claims alone for now. Perhaps I went to far.
If you want to do a standard study in physics you are probably going to go through a significant amount of mathematics. This is because the laws "universe at the most fundamental level/low level" are expressed as math equations. If OP wants to go that route then there are tons of resources available to them.
But since OP already has a CS degree I think a possible entry point is exploring these laws through computers and in some way deriving them from simulation (here is one such simulation https://www.falstad.com/gas/)
lets leave the more outlandish claims alone for now. Perhaps I went to far.