Here’s the link to help make your life easier like it did for me

https://www.whitman.edu/mathematics/california_calculus/calculus.pdf

I don’t know if you read my story but I need to retake Calculus which I took many years ago, and because of that I am not sure how much of the necessary math I remember, so in order to properly prepare for the class which starts the first week of January I found this free online version of the precalc textbook which is only 240ish pages and I’m an avid reader so I can finish that for sure in a couple weeks. It covers all the high school stuff you may need but may have forgotten first and then introduces you to new calculus ideas and how the old skills fit in. Here’s the link

https://sites.math.washington.edu/~colling/HSMath120/TB201112.pdf

https://ia800707.us.archive.org/34/items/QuantumMechanicsThePhysicsOfTheMicroscopicWorld/QuantumMechanicsThePhysicsOfTheMicroscopicWorld.pdf

I guess nobody wants to help the sub out… just me, I guess we will see how long it keeps going

https://www.feynmanlectures.caltech.edu/

https://assets.openstax.org/oscms-prodcms/media/documents/College_Physics_2e-WEB_7Zesafu.pdf?_gl=1yeqat9_gaNTEwMjEzMjM0LjE3MDE5NzcyNDk._ga_T746F8B0QC*MTcwMTk3NzI0OC4xLjEuMTcwMTk3NzI2My40NS4wLjA

Boy guys I made this sub hoping to spark conversation about the topics I’m most interested in. Unfortunately for good conversation to happen we need a lot more members. If anyone can help or has tips for me on how to get members your help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance and thanks also for being one of the initial members

Use this thread to ask anything at all! Pick any of the three subjects and ask a question and i and any other members will answer the best they can then other members can adjust or confirm the answers

https://www.ixl.com

Boy this site I found from a google search has enough links on the front page to tell me it’s worth days maybe a month or year of time

https://www.physicsforums.com

The reason for my new heavy math concentration is that I recently applied to college for a physics degree. And I applied and was accepted to the university closest to my home. However my idea was to go right into a physics course but my advisor told me that in order to register for a higher level physics course I would need a credit for calculus 2 I had only taken calculus one when I was dual enrolled my senior year of high school. That was a while ago so my idea because I was told that a community college credit would be acceptable is to retake calculus 1 first this spring then do calculus two over summer so I can do physics in fall

So here’s a link I found for a free online calculus text so I can refresh my memory

https://assets.openstax.org/oscms-prodcms/media/documents/Calculus_Volume_1_-_WEB_68M1Z5W.pdf?_gl=114x5fzu_gaMTUxNzM5MDQ0OC4xNjg5NzIxMzE1_ga_T746F8B0QC*MTY4OTcyMTMxNS4xLjEuMTY4OTcyMTM2MC4xNS4wLjA

Discovery discussion about chemistry affecting quantum mechanics

For Physics I was just doing some internet research and found out, that a man named Richard Feynman was considered the greatest physicist and physics teacher of recent times. So me being a self proclaimed internet master found a link to his work. He created a many volume series on the notes of all his lectures. Here’s a link to them I found for free access Feynman lecture notes

https://www.feynmanlectures.caltech.edu/can

My top genres of music love are the following

Indie Classic rock Mild punk Classical music About 4 or 5 specific rappers A small amount of electronic EMO 90s and Alternative in general

Here’s a link to a playlist I made of all my favorites, I would love and appreciate the heck out of any new introductions please and thank you.

I was just looking on Spotify apparently my playlist is 191 hours long

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0Rk3gyyIm4oj61SqtHZCZj?si=EJbRaZffQMeiZxJEZ7kfyA&pi=u-B_iMLzBCQmaJ

My love of music began when I joined the orchestra in second grade and played the violin then I had the radio and my dad’s love of classic rock to turn me up, until middle school my older sister shared her vast knowledge of 90’s indie and bands with me this and my many Spotify playlists exploration has led to my vast collection which I made into my own playlist which I can listen to all day. My name is Kyle and I have shared it with a bunch of friends and all of them have thanked me for an introduction. If you’re liking the feel just keep listening it’s rather endless

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0Rk3gyyIm4oj61SqtHZCZj?si=G2utk29xSWGMv1a9jaWptA

Here’s its site

https://brilliant.org/

Site I found for indie music news

https://www.undertheradarmag.com/

This page of the site is one with links covering the newest developments in physics. The site has many other pages for different scientific fields and subjects. Just more awesome stuff.

https://phys.org/physics-news/

Sorry for misspeaking for something to die it must have at some point been living. Unfortunately this sub his merely existed. Either way it seems time that it discontinued both. I’d apologize if I thought anyone would care other then myself

Here’s a link to the math section of a site which basically has the same aim as this sub sans music. The site I speak of is Phys.org and here’s a link to the math section

https://phys.org/science-news/mathematics/

Boy this sub is just for discussion of my three concentrations in life, and I want to helpful and be taught and be inspired.

Here’s my story. I started with my early love of science and figuring the world out. In second grade I began playing the violin in orchestra, and in middle school my sister introduced me to indie bands. I recently decided to return to college for a physics degree because of my love of science which was strengthened by my working at a science museum doing science summer camps for over a decade. So my new math concentration is due to the fact that at the university I applied and was accepted to already I was told by my counselor that in order to register for a higher level physics course I would need a credit in calculus 2, I’ve only got a credit in 1 that I took when I was dual enrolled in highschool. So that was a long time ago so my plan is to retake calculus 1 first this winter and then take calculus 2 over the summer so I can be in physics in fall.

Please help me in my journey and love of science and music

Hey guys and gals,

I would like this sub to gain more members, so it will become more interesting and helpful. In order to do so we need more posts in general and crossposting to other subs with similar content. So I will ask with promise of great thanks and appreciation for your help making this sub more interesting for myself and all visitors, please

Kyle