Quantum Physics I
Allan Adams's celebrated MIT Spring 2013 lecture sequence introducing quantum superposition, Bell's inequalities, wavefunctions, Hermitian operators, uncertainty relations, and the Schrödinger equation.
Quantum mechanics, general relativity, classical mechanics, statistical physics, quantum field theory, and astrophysics.
Complete university lecture courses in physics & cosmology.
Allan Adams's celebrated MIT Spring 2013 lecture sequence introducing quantum superposition, Bell's inequalities, wavefunctions, Hermitian operators, uncertainty relations, and the Schrödinger equation.
Cosmological inflation pioneer Alan Guth develops Friedmann-Robertson-Walker dynamics, cosmic microwave background physics, big-bang nucleosynthesis, dark energy, and inflationary cosmology.
David Tong's celebrated Perimeter Scholars International blackboard course covering classical fields, canonical quantization, interacting scalar theories, Wick's theorem, Feynman diagrams, Dirac spinors, and QED.
Equivalence principle, Riemannian metric geometry, covariant derivatives, Christoffel symbols, Riemann curvature tensor, Einstein field equations, Schwarzschild black holes, and gravitational waves.
Ramamurti Shankar derives Newtonian mechanics, conservation laws, rotational dynamics, special relativity, waves, and thermodynamics from first principles on the blackboard.
Exoplanet detection, orbital mechanics, stellar collapse and black holes, general relativistic tests, Hubble expansion, dark matter, and accelerating cosmic expansion.
Two complementary physics talks paired around a central intellectual tension.
If microscopic laws are reversible and geometry itself arises from quantum entanglement, why does macroscopic reality remember the past and not the future?

Self-contained lectures, Nobel addresses, and research colloquia you can watch in one sitting.
This lecture, delivered by Alexander Polyakov at Princeton, delves into advanced topics in modern classical dynamics, reflecting a deep theoretical approach to fundamental physics.
Richard Feynman presents the ubiquitous role of symmetry in shaping physical laws, revealing how principles of invariance underlie the structure and behavior of the universe.
Delve into the unsolved problems surrounding critical percolation, a fundamental model in statistical mechanics that reveals complex phase transition behaviors.
Richard Feynman, in a four-part lecture series from 1979, explores the quantum mechanical description of light, addressing foundational questions first posed by Isaac Newton. The series delves into photon behavior, quantum reflection and transmission, and electron-photon interactions within the framework of quantum electrodynamics.
Yin-Chen He introduces the fuzzy sphere regularization, a non-perturbative method for 3D Conformal Field Theories, with applications to the 3D Ising transition, fermionic CFTs, and Chern-Simons matter theories.
Mostafa Sabri presents advanced research on dispersive estimates in long-range crystal systems, exploring phenomena of unusually rapid dynamical delocalization in wave packets.



Relativistic fields, Noether symmetries, early-universe inflation, and entropy
Perimeter Institute · MIT · Royal Institution



Physical law, LIGO gravitational waves, singularity topology, and AdS/CFT entanglement
Cornell University · Caltech · University of Oxford +2



Variational mechanics, Hamiltonian phase space, superposition, and operators
Stanford University · MIT