Free high energy physics textbook broken into three parts – Symmetry, Quanta and Higher Spin; written by Warren Siegal of State University of New York.
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Inverse Problem Theory
Written by: Albert Tarantola (Institut de Physique du Globe de Paris)
This appears to be an excellent textbook on inverse problem theory; with well-written explanations and exercises offering complete, detailed solutions.
Mathematical Methods in Quantum Mechanics
Written by: Gerald Teschl (University of Vienna )
Textbook for graduate students offering an introduction to mathematical methods in quantum mechanics with applications to Schrödinger operators.
Motion Mountain Physics Textbook
The Motion Mountain Physics Textbook spans 6 volumes and over 2,500 pages. Suitable for both high school and undergraduate physics students.
Physclips: Volume 1: Mechanics
Written by: Joe Wolfe (University of New South Wales)
Volume 1 of covers mechanics. This physics guide is not your typical dry text. Fun and quirky audio and visual files inform and teach in a unique way.
PHYSCLIPS: Volume 3: Light
Written by: Joe Wolfe (University of New South Wales)
Covering physics and light, vol. 3 of the PHSYCLIPS website offers a stunning array of visual and text-based learning for physics students everywhere.
PHYSCLIPS: Volume II: Waves and Sound
Written by: Joe Wolfe (University of New South Wales)
Free online physics textbook on waves and sound with real world examples, videos, animations and other visual materials. Great resource for both students and educators.
Reflections on Relativity
Written by: Kevin Brown
An online textbook, by Kevin Brown, Reflections on Relativity is part history book and part physics book; as it traces the origins and history of relativity.
Stratospheric Ozone
Written by: members of NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center Atmospheric Chemistry and Dynamics Branch
Members of NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center Atmospheric Chemistry and Dynamics Branch collaborated to create this free stratospheric ozone textbook.
The Chaos Hypertextbook
Written by: Glen Elert
No advanced mathematics and physics knowledge is needed to study Glen Elert’s The Chaos Hypertextbook – chaos, fractals, non-linear dynamics and mathematics.
