5 Mathematical Methods of Physics and Group Theory in Physics v2

This is version 2 of a series of videos for physics textbook suggestions. Links to my piazza sites are below:

8.323 Quantum Field Theory - A Students Perspective

Course Term: Other
Access Code: QFT

PH200 Topics in Theoretical Physics

Course Term: Other
Access Code: Ph200

PH 300 Group Theory in Physics

Course Term:Other
Access Code: ph300.

[douglasstrother]

"Methods of Theoretical Physics. Parts 1 & 2" 1953 ~ Morse & Feshbach is the Heavy Artillery of Mathematical Physics!
Well-written and covers a mountain of information in a well-organized manner.
I used this as a reference rather than a textbook; if you need something beyond the scope of the usual topics covered in a Math Methods course, go here.

[zray]

For me Frankel's book is a compilation of results, but it doesn't seems like the kind of book that is written for people to learn from from it.

[paulanthonycamilleri]

Hi Mark. Great video. You may want to check out Physics from Symmetry by Jakob Schwichtenberg.

[gertwallen]

Would you recommend Calculus I and II by Tom Apostol or Calculus by Spivak as a math starting point to complement Freshman Physics?

[Bharat_Rohan]

1)Abstract Algebra - Dummit and Foote

2)Lie Groups, Lie Algebras, and Representations - Brian Hall

[رضاشریعت]

I got another book on group theory and now i regret it, i should have bought the zee's book