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Look at the specific lecture notes that is relevant to what topic you want to write about - the relevant bits can be as subtle as a couple of sentences, so you would need to go through the notes for the lecture with a fine toothcomb
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Look through the references in the relevant lecture notes
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Look through the references at the end of the chapters relevant to the relevant lecture notes
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Look at the recommended reading in the unit outline for further sources
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If you want to be cheeky, look up the relevant sections of/articles on WIkipedia, then look up the references mentioned in those sections/articles.
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When you have found those relevant references, look up the references used in the relevant parts of those references.
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