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Here are some useful links for theoretical physics:

1 Gerard t' Hooft's website on How to become a GOOD Theoretical Physicist 

2 LieArt -- for lie algebra

3 GAP -- for finite groups

4 msolve --Groebner basis approach for solving polynomial equations 

5 Bertini -- homotopy continuation approach to solve polynomial equations

6 HomotopyContinuation.jl -- Julia package,  homotopy continuation approach to solve polynomial equations

7 qgraf --generating Feynman diagram topologies 

8 mb.m --Mellin Barnes approach to Feynman integrals 

9 Cuba --numerical Monte Carlo integration 

10 Macaulay2 --algebraic geometry, Gröbner bases ...

11 iGraph/M --a Mathematica interface for igraph, graph theory

12 physics StackExchange , math Overflow 

Reading for fun:

1 Quanta Magazine is the place to catch the latest news of science

2 Physics of Scale collects the interviews of many early heroes of critical phenomena 

3 When Does the Brain Operate at Peak Performance? by Quanta Magazine. The brain might be a self-organized critical system.

4 A surprising connection between the edge modes of the topological insulator and the earth's equatorial waves, see [1] [2] [3] .

Useful references:

1 Robert Feger, Thomas W. Kephart, Robert J. Saskowski, LieArt2

2 Scott Lawrence, Brian McPeak, CFT zoo

3 Cordova, Dumitrescu, Intriligator, Multiplets of Superconformal Symmetry in Diverse Dimensions 

4 Andrea Pelissetto, Ettore Vicari Critical phenomena and renormalization group theory 

5 Johan Henriksson, The critical O(N) CFT: Methods and conformal data

6 Edward Witten, Three Lectures On Topological Phases Of Matter and Fermion Path Integrals And Topological Phases 

Books:

1 P Francesco, P Mathieu, D Sénéchal  "Conformal field theory" (the yellow Bible)

2 John Cardy, "Scaling and Renormalization in Statistical Physics"

3 Alexander Polyakov, "Gauge Fields and Strings"