From just glancing at a few articles, this site is a treasure trove of references to highly readable explanations on a variety of fairly advanced topics. In fact, just the links to Wilczek's grand unification overview [1], and Klauber's Student Friendly QFT book [2,3] made this site worth visiting for me.
Resources that explain physics in (relatively) simple language without requiring books worth of prior knowledge seem to always be targeted at school-level physics; this one is different.
Of course, this is no substitute for a university curriculum, but as a way to plug holes in one's understanding, the site seems genuinely high quality.
Resources that explain physics in (relatively) simple language without requiring books worth of prior knowledge seem to always be targeted at school-level physics; this one is different.
Of course, this is no substitute for a university curriculum, but as a way to plug holes in one's understanding, the site seems genuinely high quality.
[1] http://frankwilczek.com/Wilczek_Easy_Pieces/172_Unification_...
[2] https://www.quantumfieldtheory.info/
[3] ftp://srdconsulting.com/USB_BackUp/Data/Articles/QFT/StudentFriendlyQFT/