I teach English to a wide range of students here in Tokyo, from age three to 70, and, while most are elementary, high school and college students, I also have a few businesspersons and scientists, including medical doctors and theoretical physicists. Since we use textbooks from their particular fields of specialization, it affords me the opportunity to learn a lot on my own.
For one of my PhD candidate students, I have compiled a list of free resources on the Internet for studying physics in English - at the best schools on the planet. Please enjoy:
For one of my PhD candidate students, I have compiled a list of free resources on the Internet for studying physics in English - at the best schools on the planet. Please enjoy:
Fundamentals of Physics 1 - Yale videos:
Course notes:
Fundamentals of Physics 2 - Yale videos:
Course notes:
MIT Quantum Physics I:
MIT Quantum Physics II:
The MIT audio courses are a bit more of a challenge, as they are only audio, with no transcripts:
Physics I: Classical Mechanics:
Physics II: Electricity and Megnetism:
From University of California Irvine. The videos are found by clicking "course lectures" on the left:
Physics I:
Physics II:
Physics III:
Math Methods in Physics:
Classical Physics:
Einstein's General Relativity and Gravitation:
TV series Manhattan (a lot of pop-up advertising you must close to watch):
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