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Alex Flournoy
Alex Flournoy has 16 900 YouTube subscribers and 315 206 views across the 90 videos we track, counted Sep 5, 2026.
If you are at all interested in helping fund my brain cancer related medical bills, visit: https://gofund.me/443bed5e These lectures are from Particle Physics, General Relativity, and Mathematical Methods in Physics courses taught to undergraduate and graduate students at the Colorado School of Mines. You can access the course websites at http://inside.mines.edu/~aflourno/Particle/423.shtml, ht
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Math Methods in Physics Lecture 10: A Sample of there Uses
Math Methods in Physics Lecture 9: The Big Picture
Math Methods in Physics Lecture 6: Innards
Math Methods in Physics Lecture 8: Isometries and Others
Math Methods in Physics Lecture 5: Mr. Eigen
Math Methods in Physics Lecture 7: Inner Product Weighs in on Determinant and Self Adjoint Operators
Particle Physics Lecture 1: Introduction to the Course
Particle Physics Lecture 2: Groups and Representations
Particle Physics Lecture 3: Duals and Metrics
Particle Physics Lecture 7: Lie Groups, Lie Algebras and an SO(3) Case Study
Particle Physics Lecture 4: Special Relativity
Particle Physics Lecture 5: Derivatives, Velocities, Energy and Momentum in Special Relativity
Particle Physics Lecture 6: More on Special Relativity and an Example
Math Methods in Physics Lecture 27: I Won't Lie, This One Is The Best
Math Methods in Physics Lecture 5: Innards
Math Methods in Physics Lecture 6: Inner Product Weighs in on Determinant and Self Adjoint Operators
Math Methods in Physics Lecture 14: Legendre, Laguerre and Hermite Walk Into a Bar...
Math Methods in Physics Lecture 15: WTF!? (What's that Fourier?)
Math Methods in Physics Lecture 9: I am so Perturbed
Math Methods in Physics Lecture 7: Isometries, the Big Picture and the Normal One, Diagonalization
Math Methods in Physics Lecture 26: The Discrete vs. Continuous Story of Groups
Math Methods in Physics Lecture 25: Spaces and Vector Spaces
Math Methods in Physics Lecture 17: Quantum Mechanics
Math Methods in Physics Lecture 11: To Infinity and Beyond
Math Methods in Physics Lecture 8: A Sample of their Uses
Math Methods in Physics Lecture 13: The Dirac Spike and Polynomial Goodness
Math Methods in Physics Lecture 12: The Completeness of Infinity
Math Methods in Physics Lecture 19: An Analytical Analysis of Analytical Stuff
Math Methods in Physics Lecture 20: Integrating the Analytic
Math Methods in Physics Lecture 22: The Residue and an Introduction to Mr. Green
Math Methods in Physics Lecture 10: Degenerately Perturbed
Math Methods in Physics Lecture 23: Green and Dirac Walk Into a Delta in 1D!
Math Methods in Physics Lecture 24: Applying Green Paint in 3D!
Math Methods in Physics Lecture 21: Expanding Into the Unknown
Math Methods in Physics Lecture 16: More Fourier and His Marriage to Legendre
Math Methods in Physics Lecture 18: More Quantum Fun
Math Methods in Physics Lecture 1: Introduction to the Course and a Definition of Vector Spaces
Particle Physics Lecture 8: Spinors I
Particle Physics Lecture 20: Mr. Feynman goes to Dirac's House
Particle Physics Lecture 12: Solutions to Dirac Equation, Helicity and Weyl Spinors
