Free (open sourceish?) physics book

[s09]

Anyone know of one online? A PDF would be awesome. Also, if it delves into magnets, magnetism and magnetic forces in-depth (nothing too crazy, no new whacky theories), that would hit gold, gold I tell ya!

 

[Simon Bridge]

MIT resources:
http://ocw.mit.edu/high-school/physics/electromagnetism/electromagnetic-induction/
... + other topics: have a play.
(A lot of colleges have been putting their course-notes online.)

The Feynman lectures are available in a torrent - though I don't think they will be out of copyright and I don't know the terms.

There's quite a few pdf's for gratis and even cc download within an easy google and they look very similar. Which level are you looking for?

 

[leprechaun0]

http://www.lightandmatter.com/

 

[s09]

MIT resources:
http://ocw.mit.edu/high-school/physics/electromagnetism/electromagnetic-induction/
... + other topics: have a play.
(A lot of colleges have been putting their course-notes online.)

The Feynman lectures are available in a torrent - though I don't think they will be out of copyright and I don't know the terms.

There's quite a few pdf's for gratis and even cc download within an easy google and they look very similar. Which level are you looking for?

Thanks.

 

[physiker_192]

Lecture notes/free books from various universities:

www.freescience.info