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Instructor: Gil Refael 117 Sloan Annex, x4705 refael{at}caltech.edu Office Hours : Friday 5-6pm. Walker, Mathematical Methods of Physics, 2nd ed. 9 units (4-0-5); first, second, third terms. Hee-Joong Chung Office hours: Tuesday 4-5pm, Downs 413 . W.A. Prerequisites: Ph 106 abc and ACM 95/100 ab or Ma 108 abc, or equivalents. Statistical Physics Michael Cross, Caltech: Physics 127. Second term focuses on group theoretic methods in physics. Grader: Ian Swanson, 441 Lauritsen, email: ians@caltech.edu Office hours: 8 -10 pm … Mathematical methods and their application in physics. A substitute lecturer will be arranged Oct. 30 and Nov. 13. Ph 129 abc.

To do the midterm first download the instructions. First term covers probability and statistics in physics.

First term; Second term; Third term. A broad range of topics will be considered, such as energy production, space and atmospheric phenomena, astrophysics, nano-science, and others. Mathematical Methods of Physics. Caltech Physics League. Physics electives - 81 units These must be selected from Ph 103, Ph 105, Ph 118, Ph 127, Ph 129, Ph 135, Ph 136, or physics courses numbered 200 or above. Ph 50 ab.

3 units (1-0-2): first, second terms. J. Mathews and R.L. John H. Schwarz, 456 Lauritsen, email: jhs@theory.caltech.edu Office hours: After class or by appointment. Grader: Shu-Ping Lee Office hours: Tuesday 2-3pm, Laruitsen 421. Benjamin, 1970. Other electives - 27 units These must be graduate courses from physics or any other option, including the humanities. Facsimile paperback edition published by Pearson Education POD. Nayla Abney took a chance leaving New Jersey and the East Coast to come to Caltech.

Last modified: 5 October, 2006 Michael Cross PH 129 : Mathematical Methods of Physics - Caltech PH 129 Mathematical Methods of Physics Mathematical Methods of Physics Documents All (47) Nayla Abney. Ph 129a – Fall 2010 Mathematical Methods for Physicists . This course serves as a physics club, meeting weekly to discuss and analyze real-world problems in physical sciences.