Hi all. The old url
www2.stetson.edu/~efriedma to Erich Friedman's math pages broke, the content is under
erich-friedman.github.io now (and sometimes the path after that has changed too). They're useful resources, so I'd like to update the links from MathOverflow posts, but there are like 13 of them
data.stackexchange.com/mathoverflow/query/edit/1341643 so I ran out of unapproved edit quota.
My background is mostly in (applied) math with healthy doses of physics and computer science. Are there any good introductions to protein folding and its challenges for someone with that kind of quantitative background but very little knowledge of biology, chemistry, etcetera?
