Mit physics 2008 vids (not complete yet)

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The discussion centers around the availability of MIT's introductory physics videos, specifically the 8.012 series by Adam Burgasser, which focuses on mechanics. Users recommend the Walter Lewin Lectures available on YouTube, which cover the 8.01 course, a version of Physics I with less mathematical rigor. There is a query regarding the future availability of more advanced MIT video content, including graduate-level courses and upper-level undergraduate material.

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heres a link http://techtv.mit.edu/collections/8012/videos of 9 current mit intro physics videos.
i don't know if they have been posted or not..

somewhat hard to see the board, but if u listen u can make it out.



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I say go with the Walter Lewin Lectures. The're on Youtube
 
Walter Lewin does 8.01, which is a slightly lesser mathematics involved version of Physics I. The one posted above is 8.012 by Adam Burgasser, which is appropriate dubbed "Mechanics for Masochists."
 
Is there anyway to get the other videos (the missing lecture videos)
 
Are all of MIT vids just going to contain introductory lectures or as time progresses will MIT vids cover more advanced material like grad level courses and upper class undergraduate level courses?
 

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