natural philosophy as back in the days…

Here are the physics-related courses I’ve taken.

2025/1

• Introduction to Field Theory taught by Prof. Marco A. C. Kneipp
  • In a nutshell: tba
• Electromagnetic Theory II taught by Prof. Pawel Klimas
  • In a nutshell: tba

2024/2

• Quantum Information taught by Prof. Eduardo I. Duzzioni
  • In a nutshell: grad-level, based on Nielsen & Chuang’s book
• Electromagnetic Theory I taught by Prof. José C. Brunelli
  • In a nutshell: intermediate, electrodynamics, Maxwell’s equations
• Fundamentals of Thermodynamics taught by Prof. José F. Custódio Filho
  • In a nutshell: intermediate, traditional macroscopic perspective
• Philosophy of Mathematics taught by Prof. Jonas R. Becker Arenhart
  • In a nutshell: also covered Wigner, Einstein, Poincaré, etc.

2024/1

• Quantum Mechanics I taught by Prof. Eduardo I. Duzzioni
  • In a nutshell: intermediate, bra-ket, starting from postulates

The rest I took during my mathematical journey.

2023/1

• Analytical Mechanics taught by Prof. José C. Brunelli
  • In a nutshell: based partly on Goldstein’s book

2022/2

• Quantum Computation taught by Prof. Eduardo I. Duzzioni
  • In a nutshell: undergrad-level, based on Nielsen & Chuang’s book
• Fundamentals of Quantum Chemistry taught by Prof. Luis H. da S. Lacerda
  • In a nutshell: wave mechanics, based on (superb) McQuarrie’s book
• Introduction to Python Programming taught by Prof. Giovanni F. Caramori
  • In a nutshell: phys-chem-oriented, hands on, based on Hill’s book

2021/2

• Classical Mechanics taught by Prof. Paulo J. Liebgott
  • In a nutshell: intermediate, (Newtonian) Mechanics
• University Physics III taught by Prof. Pawel Klimas
  • In a nutshell: introductory, electricity, magnetism

2021/1

• University Physics II taught by Prof. Paulo J. Liebgott
  • In a nutshell: introductory, oscillations, waves, heat, etc.

2020/2

• Philosophy of Science (part a) taught by Prof. Ivan F. Cunha
  • In a nutshell: Kuhn, Popper, Feyerabend, Vienna Circle, etc.
• Philosophy of Science (part b) taught by Prof. Jonas R. Becker Arenhart
  • In a nutshell: scientific theories, realism vs. anti-realism debate
• Philosophy of Physics taught by Prof. Décio Krause
  • In a nutshell: philosophical foundations of physical theories
• University Physics I taught by Prof. Tiago Nunes da Silva
  • In a nutshell: introductory, kinematics, Newton’s laws

2020/1

• Methods of Mathematical Physics taught by Prof. Tiago Nunes da Silva
  • In a nutshell: Einstein notation, ODE, PDE and stuff :D

Before this date, I was mainly studying math.