Can you recommend a good site for self-study?

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A user with a background in Electrical Engineering is seeking resources for self-study in theoretical physics and mathematics, specifically in areas such as the theory of relativity, quantum physics, and nuclear physics. They mention using Academic Earth for its quality lectures and podcast downloads, indicating a preference for accessible online educational materials. Recommendations for additional self-study sites are requested.
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Hello

30 years before I graduated from the Technical University Electrical Engineering Department.

Now I would like to add a degree of theoretical physics and mathematics necessary.

I am interested in the theory of relativity, Quant physics, nuclear physics and related fields centennial.

Can you recommend a good site for self-study?

Thank you.
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I go to the Academic Earth site a lot.

The lectures are great and you can download them as podcasts too :)
 

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