Resources
Textbooks, lecture notes, recorded lectures, etc.
Quantum theory
- Quantum information theory:
- Quantum computation and Quantum Information
- From Classical to Quantum Shannon Theory
- The Theory of Quantum Information
- Bell nonlocality:
- The device-independent outlook on quantum physics
- Quantum cryptography:
- Introduction to Quantum Cryptography
- Semidefinite programming:
- Semidefinite Programming in Quantum Information Science
Physics undergrad
- David Tong's notes:
- David Morin's book:
Mathematics and Computer Science
- Algebra:
- Optimization:
- Combinatorial Optimization: Theory and Algorithms
- Computability and Complexity Theory:
- Introduction to the Theory of Computation
Artists, bands and composers
Some artists, bands and composers that I highly recommend.
- Tigran Hamasyan (Armenian jazz(?) pianist. Honestly, by now, I'd say he has invented his own genre)
- Asian Kung-Fu Generation (J-rock band)
- Nisshoku Natsuko (Japanese singer and pianist)
- John Frusciante (American guitarist)
- Mammal Hands (British jazz trio)
- Neil Cowley Trio (British jazz trio)
- Avishai Cohen (Israeli jazz bassist)
- mouse on the keys (Japanese jazz(?) band)
- jizue (Japanese math rock band)
- Vanessa Moreno and Salomão Soares (Brazilian jazz duo)
- Joe Hisaishi (Fujisawa Mamoru) (Japanese composer)
- Sakamoto Ryuichi (Japanese Composer)
- Nikolai Kapustin (Soviet composer)
Essays, novels, short stories, etc.
Some texts which I find interesting for distinct reasons.
- The invincible human moth, by Erik Hoel (a short story inspired by quantum mechanics).
- The Last Question, by Isaac Asimov (short story).
- Convenience Store Woman, by Murata Sayaka (novel).
- Look Back, by Fujimoto Tatsuki (one-shot manga).
- Perpetual Peace: A Philosophical Sketch, by Immanuel Kant (treatise).
- The Future of Democracy, by Norberto Bobbio (collection of essays).