Self-Teaching Advanced Math and Physics: Tips and Resources

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In summary, self-teaching advanced math and physics can be a challenging but rewarding process. Some tips and resources for success include setting clear goals, utilizing online resources and courses, seeking out study groups or tutors, and practicing regularly. It is also important to develop critical thinking skills and stay motivated and disciplined. With determination and the right tools, self-teaching can be an effective way to learn advanced math and physics.
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Hello everyone,
I am a new member of this great forum, i want to self-teach myself advanced math/physics, because i liked that since I was young and didnt have chance to study them in University :''(.
 
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