Recent additions to the blogroll July 9, 2008
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Today I have important business to attend so I only point you to three recent additions to my blogroll column, which call for your attention, if you so please.
- The Gauge Connection, by Marco Frasca. Marco is a theoretical physicist and he works on perturbative QCD. He just started writing about physics, to a level suitable for undergraduates and above. I hope he will lower the bar a little, with the aim of discussing complicated theory constructions as one could do in a bar. That would be some achievement! In any case, his blog is worth visiting.
- Dialogos of Eide, by Plato. This is a blog devoted to science in general, with attention to cosmology, quantum gravity, and experimental developments. Also worth visiting, although if you have a slow internet connection you might find yourself cursing at the heavy images.
- Se me lo dicevi prima, by Marco Schwarz. This is a blog in italian but hey, not all visitors here are anglophones anyways. Marco writes about a bit of everything, and I like his style.
Thanks for the link to Frasca’s blog The Gauge Connection, which contains very interesting and informative posts.
I’m glad you added Dialogos of Eide to the blogroll. “Plato” comments often on Cosmic Variance, Backreaction, etc., and I find his perspectives to be literate and interesting sci/philosophical musings (and not the establishment scientist fodder – good for him.) Sometimes he reminds me of Guy Murchie, anyone remember him? (Music of the Spheres, Seven Mysteries of Life, etc.)
Nige, yes, I hope Marco will steadily continue offering his didactic material.
Hi Neil,
yes, Plato also comments here sometimes. I do not know Guy Murchie though.
Cheers,
T.
Hi Tommaso,
Thanks a lot for the citation and the comments. I think to keep on posting trying to explain the main results reached in gauge theories.
Currently I have added a post on QCD 08 but my aim is to post on regular basis if some external event will not prevent this.
Marco