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The Worlds of David Darling   David Darling seems to have a remarkably firm grasp on all the great advances in thought in the civilized world. And his explanations and discussions are thoughtful, honest and penetrating. On any topic one wishes to explore I recommend reading Darling first.
Eric's Treasure trove.   Web encyclopedist Eric W. Weisstein records his mathematical and scientific explorations. He selects clear yet accessible explanations of technical subjects in the sciences for people who are interested in the subjects but are not necessarily experts.
The Laser Physics Group, Umeå University, Sweden Links to quantum, atomic, molecular, and laser physics sites
sciencegems.com Frank Potter's Science Resources. High school level and lower.
http://www.w3.org/ W3C, World Wide Web Consortium develops specifications, guidelines, software, and tools for the Web.
arXiv.org   This site is an automated electronic archive and distribution server for research papers in the sciences; physics, mathematics, nonlinear sciences, computational linguistics, and neuroscience.
The WWW Virtual Library Virtual Library is a card catalog of the web divided into 14 categories. Agriculture, Business and Economics, Computing, Communications and Media, Education, Engineering, Humanities, Information & Libraries, International Affairs, Law, Recreation, Regional Studies, Science, Society





INFORMATIVE SITES
Geometrical Algebra   Cambridge University Geometric Algebra Research Group home page. Geometric Algebra is a powerful mathematical language for expressing physical ideas. It unifies many diverse mathematical formalisms and aids physical intuition.Site contains an on-line introduction to the subject.
Cartan's Corner   Cartan's methods of exterior differential forms are applied to a variety of physical problems in this site by Emeritus Professor of Physics, R.M.Kiehn of the University of Houston
John Baez, UC Riverside, Math Department Mathematical Physics Notes. Baez contributes to newsgroups sagely and prolifically.
Reiner Lenz of the Science and Technology Department of Linköping University in Sweden Group Theoretical Methods in Digital Signal Processing
Brian D. Josephson, The Mind-Matter Unification Project at the Cavendish Laboratory, Cambridge
On the End of a Quantum Mechanical Romance Gregory Mulhauser, Thesis:"consciousness per se has no role in explaining the outcomes of quantum events"
On-line physics textbook, Motion Mountain Textbook A remarkable work. Traditional topics and modern ones all explored from a contemporary view of physics.
Paul Budnick Jr Physics facts and speculation
EPR updated
John G Cramer Einstein's spooks and Bell's theorem
The Freedman-Clauser Experiment
Transactional Interpretation of Quantum Mechanics
Huw Price, Department of Philosophy, University of Sydney. He is Professor of Natural Metaphysics. Site showcases his books and some of his articles on the philosophy of science.




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