savage. MIT OCW is amazing, as suggested. what are you trying to learn? theoretical (string theory etc), applied? or like quantumy stuff?
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Was thinking of starting with classical mechanics, vibrations and waves, particles, then diving into more theoretical classes like quantum stuff.
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this is the book they use at UVa, though i never took a course haha. sounds like you have the right progression though
https://jsnegroup.net/data/GENERALPHYSICS(2)-Book_9thedition-Bookphy1019th-civilianteam.pdf
(physics is a scam tho)
Why a scam?
lots of plot holes that don’t seem like they can be patched together (relativity -> classical mechanics -> quantum mechanics). doesnt mean its not valuable to learn tho