Science

University Physics II (2026) – Electricity & Magnetism

14 videos

This playlist is designed to mirror a standard college-level University Physics II course in Electricity & Magnetism. Unlike a typical E&M course, however, this series is structured to function as a fully stand-alone course, with integrated coverage of the necessary calculus and Newtonian mechanics as they are needed throughout the material. To get the most out of this course, or to view extra materials, please visit: https://timpson-lyceum.vercel.app/courses/cmp4n6v650004h3uxd68xbvp8

University Physics I (2025)

22 videos

A standard college-level University Physics I course covering Newtonian and Classical Mechanics.

Computation Theory

18 videos

An undergraduate course in the Theory of Computation, taken from first principles to the limits of what a machine can decide. We start with the tools: propositional and predicate logic, set theory and functions, and enough graph theory to work with machines as diagrams. Then the hierarchy, in order — finite automata, nondeterministic finite automata, and regular expressions, with the pumping lemma to prove a language is not regular; right linear grammars, context-free grammars, and pushdown automata, with a second pumping lemma for the languages that are not context-free. The last third is Turing machines and their variants, the Church-Turing thesis and what it means to define "algorithm" at all, decidable and undecidable languages, and reducibility — ending with proofs that particular problems cannot be solved by any machine whatsoever. No prior computer science is assumed. The logic and set theory you need are built in the opening lectures.