>>1171525 did you watch it? Feynman is basically the best physicist at explaining things. The thing they say about him and one kf the guys who with whom he shared the nobel prize (the not Japanese guy) I think Norbert Wiener (pronounced Winer) nevermind, that guys a mathematician/computer scientist
Julian Schwinger!
Anyways, the thing people said about Schwinger was that he coild take a difficult problem , solve it in such a way that it demonstrates that only he could solve it while Feynman could take the same problem and solve it in such a way that demonstrates that anyone coild solve it. there's some films of his lectures and even more audio recordings tagt are available on the caltech Feynman lectures website though I have been warned by a working (? possibly phd student) physicist that I should treat his lecture textbooks as word *shouldn't treat them like word of god and that there are some other textbooks that are better ar explaining some stuff err, for undergrad physics for grad lebel physics probably the best textbook series
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Landau and Lifshitz course of theoretical physics which is soer *sort of impossible to get hard copies of because despite the original works being public domain due to being published in the societ union like 70 years ago, the English translation is still in Copyright and not all of them are being reprinted and they're all like over a hundred dollars there's like 10+ books in the series Landau planned the series while in the gulag he's primarily known for his work in condensed matter physics (formerly known as solid state physics), helis *his work was basically the foundation of the field
