Venue: Online lectures delivered via Google Meet -- we will evaluate how it works as the semester moves on, and switch to other platforms if needed.

Textbook: N.D. Goldenfeld, Lectures on Phase Transitions and The Renormalization Group

Exams: there will be an oral Final Exam -- Appointments will be made by email. They will take place via a medium of your choice which can be FAcetime, Skype, Google Meeet, Zoom, etc.

Homework: will be assigned on Wednesday and is due next Wednesday. The work should be submitted by email which can be a link to Google Drive

Office hours: when I am in my office at home (daily 9-6). Please send me an email to set up specific appointments Skype, Facetime, Google Meet, etc.

Scanned copies of my notes, homework assignments, homework solutions and other material will be posted

If you cannot reach your instructor, please email CAS_Dean@stonybrook.edu.
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