Video Lectures for Quantum Mechanics?

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Leonard Susskind offers a series of quantum mechanics lectures on YouTube through Stanford, which are recommended for upper-division undergraduates. For graduate-level content, a course available at pirsa.org is suggested. High school students express interest in these lectures, questioning their depth and suitability for serious study. Additionally, an entire quantum mechanics course from Oxford University is available on iTunes U, and other resources include a course from UCSD and NPTEL. These various options provide a range of materials for different educational levels in quantum mechanics.
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Are there any? If so, which are the best ones?

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Leonard Susskind has a series of lectures on youtube through Stanford:
If you are looking at graduate lectures I would recommend the following: http://pirsa.org/C09021/2
 
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thanks for links, kevin.
Graduate classses are way out of my league, but do you know if Susskind's lectures are just introductory or they cover QM topics in depth so that I can use them as a major source of study
 
I'm not sure, the fact is I'm a high school student so I'm probably not the best person to assess the quality of the lectures although I'm extremely interested in Physics and I usually know where to find the lectures and answer some of the less complex questions occasionally.
 
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