Imperial College London (ICL) • Physics

Detailed 6 page summary of the Information Theory course taught in Year 4 at Imperial College. Includes laws of probability, information gain, entropy, discrete information sources, discrete memoryless channels and noisy channels and coding for sources and channels. Handwritten notes (with important equations marked in red) for the course taught by Daniel Mortlock as recently as the 2019-2020 academic year. Achieved a high 2.1 using these notes.

This is a concise introduction to electromagnetism for university physics. It covers Maxwell's Laws, displacement current, vector notation, complex notation, triple integrals, double integrals, field equations, magnetic and electric fields, sinusoidal wave equation solutions and much more.

This is the advanced classical physics course studied in the third and fourth year at Imperial College London. It contains the lecture notes, 9 problem sheets and detailed solutions to all of the problems. It also contains the powerpoint presentation for the revision lecture. The following sections are contained within the notes: 1. Rotating frames 2. Rigid Bodies 3. Lagrangian mechanics 4. Hamiltonian mechanics 5. Dynamical Systems 6. Relativistic electromagnetism