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Lecture Notes and Online Courses

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  1. MIT OpenCourseWare provides free access to course materials from MIT classes across physics and mathematics.

    ocw.mit.edu linked from 23 sources English
    Undergraduate
  2. Caltech provides publicly accessible lecture notes and course materials from university-level physics instruction.

    www.feynmanlectures.caltech.edu linked from 18 sources English
    Undergraduate
  3. Harvard University hosts open course materials including David Morin's classical mechanics textbook.

    davidmorin.physics.fas.harvard.edu/ linked from 18 sources English
    Undergraduate · Mechanics
  4. Coursera offers recorded university lectures and courses but not problem books or detailed solution sets.

    coursera.org linked from 5 sources English
    Undergraduate
  5. Leonard Susskind's online lecture course covering fundamental physics from classical mechanics to quantum field theory.

    theoreticalminimum.com linked from 3 sources English
    Undergraduate · Mechanics · Quantum · Electromagnetism
  6. Platform offering free online courses including introductory and intermediate physics from universities.

    edx.org linked from 3 sources English
    Mixed
  7. American Association of Physics Teachers repository of experiments, demonstrations, and lesson materials.

    compadre.org linked from 3 sources English
    Mixed
  8. Wolfram's cloud platform for mathematical and physical computations.

    wolframcloud.com linked from 3 sources English
    Undergraduate · Computational · Mathematical methods
  9. University course or institutional resource (Griffiths Electrodynamics covered).

    www.reed.edu/physics/faculty/griffiths/ED4ISMa.pdf linked from 2 sources English
    Undergraduate
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