Author: Leonard Susskind Publisher: Stanford University

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Modern Theoretical Physics Stanford Course - PHY24 by Leonard Susskind

This course stands on its own, but also serves as a continuation of a year-long course looking at the basics of quantum mechanics, entanglement, Bell’s theorems, elements of quantum computing, quantum teleportation, and similar material.

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These are brilliant!, April 28, 2008
Reviewer: mozartvanb

These lectures are spot on, just what I wanted to listen to. I had studied physics in my undergrad (not in the US) but unfortunately we did not have any advanced introduction to classical mechanics (or quantum mechanics) like they have them in the US. Watching these lectures now brings me full circle as this prepares me to learn advanced and also introductory quantum mechanics( I read Goldstein but could not take it on the subway and now I can watch advanced CM anywhere as they are available as podcast). The lectures on relativity and lagrangian mechanics are at last available (Stanford quality) to the general public. I guess thanking Stanford, Mr. Susskind and also Apple technology is in order. Bravo!

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Modern Theoretical Physics: Quantum Entanglement Course Introduction

Author: Leonard Susskind
Thu, Mar 29, 2007

Modern Theoretical Physics - Fall 2006 - Modern Theoretical Physics: Quantum Entanglement Course Introduction - Opening lecture of Leonard Susskind's Modern Theoretical Physics: Quantum Entanglement course.

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