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Fundamentals of Physics, II
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3.3 stars from 10 ratings
Duplicates missing video
This is an absolutely wonderful course, but despite Prof. Shankar's mellifluous voice, the video lectures seem to be audio only, and this is something you must really see. Download the version of this course with over 100 reviews instead please! I had the pleasure of taking this class while he...Read full review »
nlaughton via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 01/06/17
Dr. Shankar Does It Again!
These lectures are related to his previous podcast: but this time it specializes on electromagentism, Maxwell's equations, wave mechanics,geometrical optics, and quantum mechanics. This podcast is a bit more complex than his lectures on elementary physics, since the math is unfamilar and the...Read full review »
skin10 via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 02/13/12
Tasito.
El contenido esta equilibrado y tiene mucha teoría básica que indiscutiblemente es imprescindible dejar pasar por alto. Es decir en el estudio de esta materia este es un instrumento mas de apoyo, el docente esta experimentado y refleja el contenido de cualquier material didáctico. Recomiendo...Read full review »
inggerardo via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 02/12/12
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