Quantum Mechanics Video Lectures: Find Help and Resources for Beginners

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For those seeking video lectures on quantum mechanics, several resources were discussed. A specific website, physicsstream.ucsd.edu, offers video lectures, but users with slow internet speeds may struggle to access them due to the format. MIT's OpenCourseWare (ocw.mit.edu) was mentioned as a potential resource, although it currently lacks video lectures for quantum mechanics (8.04), but does provide lecture notes and problem sets that could be beneficial for study. Users are encouraged to explore these alternatives while waiting for more comprehensive video content to become available.
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My friends I have just started learning quantum mechanics and i need video lectures do you know any website there i can download video lectures.

I also found a website which has video lectures for quantum mechanics but it is not possible for me to watch video lectures because my speed of internet is not quick enoug , the movies are in quick time format. What do you suggest is there any way still please help me the website link is below

physicsstream.ucsd.edu/courses/spring2003/physics130a/
 
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try ocw.mit.edu
 
unfortunatly ocw doesn´t have qm yet hope they release 8.04 someday :)
 
Mr.Brown said:
unfortunatly ocw doesn´t have qm yet hope they release 8.04 someday :)
I just looked at the page and MIT does have lecture notes and problem sets for 8.04, but as you mentioned, no video lectures. Yet, those notes and problems could be of some help.
 

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