Looking for beginner materials about quantum mechanics

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i am a beginner in this subject.. any suggestion where to start?? Notes, websites, ebooks????
 

introduction to quantum mechanics griffiths djvu

It would help if you told us what your mathematical and physical background was (1st- or 2nd-year undergraduate; 3rd- or 4th-year undergraduate; postgraduate, etc.) and what level of understanding of quantum mechanics you hope to achieve.

In the absence of that information, the book I would recommend is QED: The Strange Theory of Light and Matter by Richard Feynman. It is an extremely insightful exposition of quantum theory intended for a general audience. It's widely available and quite cheap (~$15).
 

sakurai advanced quantum mechanics djvu

If your major is physics, I suggest you to read some famous QM textbooks thoroughly, for example, Quantum Mechanics written by C Cohen-Tannoudji etc, Quantum Mechanics written by Landau etc, Quantum Mechanics written by Greiner... you know, foundation is important for physics student.
 

sakurai advanced quantum mechanics rapidshare

Modern Quantum Mechanics by J.J. Sakurai is a very good book.
 

advanced quantum mechanics sakurai djvu

here is a list of related ebooks:

1. Quantum Mechanics
by Jean-Louis Basdevant
http://mihd.net/9rsovm

2. Introductory Quantum Mechanics
by Richard L. Liboff
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3. Advanced Quantum Mechanics
by Franz Schwabl
**broken link removed**

4. Problems in Quantum Mechanics
by F. Constantinescu
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5. Introduction to Quantum Mechanics
by David J. Griffiths
http://mihd.net/yaxkn3

6. Advanced Quantum Mechanics
by J. J. Sakurai
**broken link removed**
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7. Quantum Mechanics Fundamentals
by Kurt Gottfried
http://mihd.net/5ks2or

8. Lectures on Quantum Mechanics
by Jean-Louis Basdevant
http://mihd.net/qufsj5

9. Principles of Quantum Mechanics
by R. Shankar
http://mihd.net/xrhe32

best regards
 

liboff introductory quantum mechanics rapidshare

at first stage you should learn linear algebra and you should have good skills in some concept e.g. tensor product , vector analysis and so on.
 

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