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Übermensch
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First off, let it be noted that I'm not yet of age to go to university, and my high-school courses simply aren't challenging enough, so I always interest myself in studies of my own; in the last few years, I've studied linguistics, psychology, and biology... But I know next to nothing about physics! :zzz:
So the question is; where can I learn things in a logical, sequential order? That is, starting from fairly basic physics, and progressing eventually into quantum mechanics, theoretical physics, whatever else interests me. Keep in mind that I don't have a very great math background, so I'll need to learn the math alongside the physics. Without a classroom environment, it seems challenging to know what to read, when to read it, and what I need to know first.
I'm willing to buy textbooks if I can find them anywhere, and the attachment below is a list of textbooks I currently have easy access to. There are plenty, but a sequential order is the problem. Any help would be appreciated. :)
So the question is; where can I learn things in a logical, sequential order? That is, starting from fairly basic physics, and progressing eventually into quantum mechanics, theoretical physics, whatever else interests me. Keep in mind that I don't have a very great math background, so I'll need to learn the math alongside the physics. Without a classroom environment, it seems challenging to know what to read, when to read it, and what I need to know first.
I'm willing to buy textbooks if I can find them anywhere, and the attachment below is a list of textbooks I currently have easy access to. There are plenty, but a sequential order is the problem. Any help would be appreciated. :)