TWF
From January 13, 1993 to August 11th, 2010, I wrote a column called This Week's Finds in Mathematical Physics. There were a total of 300 issues — I didn't really do one every week. After the 300th issue, the column changed to cover a different range of topics. It changed titles too: now it's This Week's Finds. It can be found on my blog, Azimuth, as well as this website. If you read This Week's Finds and all the papers and books it links to, you can learn most of the cool stuff I know. Dive in! My goal is to make myself obsolete. But beware: the things I included are not necessarily more important or better than the things I don't. Mostly I try to write about subjects I actually understand, which limits the selection tremendously. Also: my comments are not intended as "reviews". They are simply aimed at getting you interested. All the old issues Table of contents You can also get the original ASCII versions of the first 300 weeks of This Week's Finds if you want. But if you want these.
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