Numerische Analyse
Statistiken
Mathematische Grundlagen
Lineare Algebra
LaTeX
Lineare Programmierung
Hello to all physics and mathematics enthusiasts!
I am excited to present you with a unique online learning opportunity directly from the sources of scientific advancement. My name is Alessandro Lega, and I am a doctoral student in particle physics with a boundless passion for teaching. Currently, I am actively collaborating with CERN in Geneva, one of the world's most prestigious research centers dedicated to particle physics.
My lessons offer an extraordinary educational experience, blending theory with practice and connecting directly to the research work I am involved in at CERN. Imagine learning physics and mathematics not just from a textbook but from someone actively engaged in the exploration of elementary particles that make up the very fabric of the universe.
With a solid academic background and deep involvement in the challenges of particle physics, I have structured the lessons to provide you not only with a deep understanding of fundamental concepts but also with a practical view of real-world applications. From mathematical equations to the laws of physics, each topic is treated with clarity and passion, stimulating your curiosity and encouraging active participation.
The lessons take place online, offering you the flexibility to learn comfortably from your home. I use interactive methodologies, multimedia resources, and case studies directly drawn from my research experience at CERN. This is not just a physics and mathematics course; it is a journey into the world of scientific innovation.
If you are students eager to explore the depths of physics and mathematics in an engaging and meaningful way, this opportunity is for you. Let yourself be inspired by the passion for discovery, join me in this educational adventure, and prepare to look at physics and mathematics with fresh eyes.
Do not miss the chance to connect with cutting-edge science and enroll now in my lessons. It will be an unforgettable journey through the charm of particle physics and the intrinsic beauty of mathematics.
I look forward to welcoming many of you in the virtual classroom!
Best regards,
Alessandro Lega
Doctoral Student in Particle Physics
Collaborator at CERN, Geneva
