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patric44
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hi
i am recently following the nptel course in quantum mechanics (The Course ) and it seems like a really good course , but i can't find
the book that it based on .
my question is : had anyone saw that course before to suggest a QM book related to it ?
- she began by an introduction to vector spaces and so on and then jumps right away to Dirac notation and i really like that , but the book i currently have is griffith which i don't really like it + it waits too much to introduce Dirac's notation , so is there is any book that does that job ( a little survey on vector spaces - inner products ... then uses Dirac notation all along ?
i am an undergrad student major in physics and i was supposed to take a quantum course this year but the corona virus stopped every thing , and our professor didn't arrange any online lectures or any thing with us basically he asked for a little 10 page research about angular momentum and its eigen values (i had a hard time doing it ) but managed to do it .
the point is , now i didn't take any formal course in QM yet and the next year we have a QM-2 course ?!
so any help will be appreciated .
i am recently following the nptel course in quantum mechanics (The Course ) and it seems like a really good course , but i can't find
the book that it based on .
my question is : had anyone saw that course before to suggest a QM book related to it ?
- she began by an introduction to vector spaces and so on and then jumps right away to Dirac notation and i really like that , but the book i currently have is griffith which i don't really like it + it waits too much to introduce Dirac's notation , so is there is any book that does that job ( a little survey on vector spaces - inner products ... then uses Dirac notation all along ?
i am an undergrad student major in physics and i was supposed to take a quantum course this year but the corona virus stopped every thing , and our professor didn't arrange any online lectures or any thing with us basically he asked for a little 10 page research about angular momentum and its eigen values (i had a hard time doing it ) but managed to do it .
the point is , now i didn't take any formal course in QM yet and the next year we have a QM-2 course ?!
so any help will be appreciated .