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Physics Theory and Reference

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  1. phet.colorado.edu you can post

    PhET provides free interactive simulations for physics, chemistry, biology and mathematics that visualize scientific concepts.

    phet.colorado.edu linked from 10 sources English
    School
  2. Open Textbook Library is a repository of freely available textbooks across multiple disciplines that can be downloaded and adapted.

    open.umn.edu/opentextbooks linked from 12 sources English
    Mixed
  3. physicsclassroom.com you can post

    Online physics and chemistry instruction with interactive tools for students.

    www.physicsclassroom.com linked from 4 sources English
    School
  4. michaelnielsen.org you can post

    Michael Nielsen's personal notes and essays on quantum computing, quantum mechanics, and physics.

    michaelnielsen.org linked from 5 sources English
    Undergraduate · Quantum
  5. ncatlab.org you can post

    Collaborative wiki covering mathematics and physics topics with formal definitions and relationships.

    ncatlab.org linked from 7 sources English
    Mixed · Mathematical methods
  6. betterexplained.com you can post

    Site explaining vector calculus and mathematical concepts with visual intuition.

    betterexplained.com linked from 3 sources English
    School · Mathematical methods
  7. physics.info you can post

    Hypertextbook covering mechanics, waves, optics, electricity, and modern physics with problems.

    physics.info linked from 1 source English
    Undergraduate
  8. college-physics.com you can post

    Introductory college physics text and problems.

    college-physics.com linked from 1 source English
    Undergraduate
  9. all-fizika.com you can post

    Russian physics encyclopedia providing definitions, formulas, and reference material.

    all-fizika.com linked from 2 sources Russian
    Mixed
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