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The Feynman Lectures on Physics Volumes 5-6

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As other reviewers have stated this series has a few problems. The first is that the audio was copied from audio tapes as one long CD track without partitions which is a huge pain. The lectures are also all jumbled up into "topic areas", and the listener is left to align them to the chapters in the Feynman Lectures on Physics (the sections to which the commentator on the CD's refers are in these books. If you are learning physics for the first time, you definitely want the books to go along with at the same time (ISBN: 0201021153, or even better get the hardcover).

Audio Volume 5: Feynman on Fundamentals: Energy and Motion
'The Feynman Lectures on Physics: Feynman on Fundamentals : Energy and Motion (Feynman Lectures on Physics (Audio))'
Volume I, Chapter 4: Conservation of Energy
Volume I, Chapter 8: Motion
Volume I, Chapter 9: Newton's Laws of Dynamics
Volume I, Chapter 10: Conservation of Momentum
Volume I, Chapter 13: Work and Potential Energy (A)
Volume I, Chapter 14: Work and Potential Energy (Conclusion)

Audio Volume 6: Feynman on Fundamentals: Kinetics and Heat
'The Feynman Lectures on Physics Vol. 6 : Feynman on Fundamentals : Kinetics and Heat'
Volume I, Chapter 39: The Kinetic Theory of Gases
Volume I, Chapter 41: The Brownian Movement
Volume I, Chapter 42: Applications of Kinetic Theory
Volume I, Chapter 43: Diffusion
Volume I, Chapter 44: The Laws of Thermodynamics
Volume I, Chapter 45: Illustrations of Thermodynamics

Thanks to Autodidact Andy for the contents list.

These lectures are brilliant but useless without the aid of his red books sitting in your lap. It would have been better if the imbecile producers of these lectures had put out videos instead. Not surprising what they did. No one's given them a nobel prize

The BIG question is as follows:

Which CD or tape volums has the Principle of least action lecture?

any help would be mightily appreciated. Please post your response on this page if you want to answer. thanks to all and feynman in particular (sent by god no doubt). I somehow like his QM lectures the best. Is it possible for a human being to know so much.