/sci/ - Science & Math

>>9481467
Can't tell you since I've never used any.

>>8967425
>what kind of books did you use to learn mathematics and theoretical physics
Various. I usually just pick up whatever interests me and start reading. My suggestion is to first familiarize yourself with the underlying mathematics of QFT with either Baez or Strocchi. Bernevig will give you a good introduction to topological orders, and Fujikawa will tell you how these topological orders can manifest in a gauge field theory (like in CS or WZW). Afterwards you can move on to Turaev or Witten for some hard-hitting TQFT. For CFT DiFrancesco is a must read, and Kohno is a very compact and well-written guide to the mathematical foundations of CFT. Incidentally if you're interested in geometric quantization Woodhouse and Guillemin & Sternberg are good books to have.
Also my favorite 2hu is Ran. I just identify with Yukari since she's a smug bitch.