Leonard Susskind : Quantum Mechanics

[dx]

http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=84C10A9CB1D13841

[Kurdt]

They're set to private dx. A shame because they look and excellent resource.

[Moridin]

They're set to private dx. A shame because they look and excellent resource.

only first video

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KokditqpAJg&feature=PlayList&p=84C10A9CB1D13841&index=1

is watchable w/o invitation

[Kurdt]

(Must study scientific method). Its one of those days today. :redface:

[dx]

what do you mean? I was able to watch all of them.

[Kurdt]

The first lecture video says its a private video and I can't watch. The others seem ok though.

[Alienjoey]

From what I can tell, that listing is missing a video, too. All ten lectures are available as free iTunesU podcasts, as are Susskind's classical mechanics and special relativity lectures. I haven't watched them yet (on my to do list!), but just by looking at the lengths of the videos, it seems like a rather short class, with only 20 hours...Of course, it is called the "theoretical minimum" and is meant for continuing studies students.

[dx]

The first lecture video says its a private video and I can't watch. The others seem ok though.

The link on the play list doesn't seem to work but if you search for "leonard susskind quantum mechanics 1" on youtube and click on it there it works.

[armis]

wow, this is great. I wasl looking for video lectures on quantum mechanics. Thanks for the link

[gamesguru]

His lectures aren't as mathematically rigorous as they should be and he doesn't really expand on any concepts. It's the only set of quantum mechanics lectures on the web though, so beggers can't be choosers.

[TheRealColbert]

QM lectures:

http://bio.phys.unm.edu/521/

http://physicsstream.ucsd.edu/courses/spring2003/physics130a/