Quantum physics

1 h 58 min Math Talk! Devin Patterson, M.Sc. student, mathematical physicsK-Theory

I've interviewed some famous mathematicians including Kevin Buzzard, Emily Riehl, Wolfgang Soergel, and Andrej Bauer. I also have a (still incomplete) [series explainning tensor products](

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Playlist Lectures on Quantum Physics by Prof. V. Balakrishnan, Dept. of Physics, IIT Madras

I don't know why this is not as popular as it should be. Anyway, I would recommend this series on quantum mechanics.

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24 min The Banach–Tarski ParadoxVsauce

In the meantime, you can enjoy this:

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1 h 53 min Was Einstein Wrong? Bell's Inequality & Universal Non-Locality | Tim MaudlinMind-Body Solution with Dr Tevin Naidu

I feel I've made some progress in my grasp of this today. I'm just an intellectually curious 42 year old who paused this video after it got my mind wandering around some long held questions I've had. Please illuminate me more!

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Playlist Lectures on Quantum Mechanics by Prof. Namik Kemal Pak, Middle East Technical University Department of Physics

[Lectures on Quantum Mechanics by Prof. Namik Kemal Pak, Middle East Technical University Department of Physics. Topics covered by him include systems of identical particles and second quantization, semi-classical and quantum theory of radiation, scattering theory, relativistic single-particle equations, Dirac equation and central potential problems] (

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Playlist Quantum Mechanics Lectures by Prof. Douglas Smith

[Quantum Mechanics Lectures by Prof. Douglas Smith, held at African Summer Theory Institute] (

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14 min The Vector Algebra WarUniAdel

Yes, please! Here's a short (13min) video that IMO provides a good introduction / motivation for the topic: If, like me, you felt the stream of intuitions falter a bit in the dot and cross product chapters of the Essence of Linear Algebra series (chapters [7](

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Playlist Lecture series on Quantum Mechanics by Prof. J. J. Binney

[Lecture series on Quantum Mechanics by Prof. J. J. Binney, where he explains how probabilities are obtained from quantum amplitudes, why they give rise to quantum interference, the concept of a complete set of amplitudes and how this defines a quantum state] (

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Playlist MIT 8.04 Quantum Physics I, Spring 2013Allan Adams / MIT OpenCourseWare

I recommend MIT's 8.04 Spring 2013. Allan Adams makes it super fun and exciting even in video. If you watch the first one, you won't be able to stop.

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Playlist Lectures on Quantum Field Theory by Prof. Anthony Zee

[A pretty neat course on Quantum Field Theory by Prof. Anthony Zee, held at African Summer Theory Institute] (

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Playlist Introductory lectures by Prof. Leonard Susskind on Quantum Mechanics, from his course;

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Playlist Lectures on Quantum Field Theory by Prof. Prasanta Tripathy, Department of Physics, IIT Madras

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Playlist Introductory lectures on Quantum Mechanics by Prof. Leonard Susskind, recorded on January 14, 2008 at Stanford University

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Playlist Lectures on Quantum Entanglements by Prof. Leonard Susskind, Stanford University

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Playlist Quantum Mechanics lectures by Prof. S. Lakshmi Bala, Dept. of Physics, IIT Madras

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[Lectures in Quantum Electrodynamics by none other than Prof. Richard Feynman, held at Auckland University] (

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