Quantum Physics I
Barton Zwiebach's introduction to quantum mechanics, the first course in MIT's undergraduate quantum sequence, covering the experimental basis for quantum physics, wave mechanics, and Schrodinger's equation in one and three dimensions. The Spring 2016 recording includes full lecture videos organized into three parts (basic concepts, one-dimensional potentials, and scattering with angular momentum and central potentials), plus lecture notes, problem sets, and exams. Zwiebach's lectures here became the basis for his 2022 MIT Press textbook on the same subject. The course page also links MIT's earlier 2013 version taught by Allan Adams for comparison, since the two instructors emphasize different applications. Expect a systematic, notation-heavy treatment rather than a survey, built for students who have already completed classical mechanics and electromagnetism.