Collection of Free Online Physics Books and Lecture Notes (Part 2)

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This thread focuses on the collection of free online physics books and lecture notes, encompassing various topics within physics and mathematical methods for physics. The discussion invites contributions regarding additional resources and the status of existing links.

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  • One participant shares a list of resources, including introductory college physics texts and advanced topics like quantum mechanics and field theory.
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  • #31
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https://dn390.user.srcf.net/teaching.html - scrolling down to "maths A for natscis" and "maths B for natscis", you can see material for two first year maths methods courses at Cambridge. A is a little easier than B.
 
  • #33
Hey, here is a collection of free online physics textbooks and lecture notes.
1. College Physics 2e (OpenStax)
2. University Physics (OpenStax)
3. Light and Matter (Benjamin Crowell)
4. Mechanics (Benjamin Crowell)
5. Modern Physics (Kenneth S. Krane)
6. Conceptual Physics (Paul G. Hewitt)
7. Introduction to Quantum Mechanics (David J. Griffiths)
8. Physics Lecture Notes (LearnersTV)
9. SciPost Physics Lecture Notes (SciPost)
Hope this will help you.
 
  • #34
Mamta25 said:
5. Modern Physics (Kenneth S. Krane)
6. Conceptual Physics (Paul G. Hewitt)
7. Introduction to Quantum Mechanics (David J. Griffiths)
I do not think these are freely available online
 
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