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Saketh
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I am trying to learn undergraduate-level quantum mechanics on my own. I would estimate my background to be that of a sophomore/junior year physics major.
I have access to only the following books:
I am not sure what is the best way to proceed. I don't have any specific problems with the materials at the moment, but I do have issues drawing up a path for myself.
So does anyone have any suggestions on how I should approach self-studying QM? I realize that my request is a bit vague, but at the moment I am unsure of where to begin. If someone could give me a general path of study, I would appreciate it greatly.
I have access to only the following books:
- Introduction to the Quantum Theory - David Park
- Quantum Mechanics - Eugen Merzbacher
- Physical Chemistry - P.W. Atkins
- Mathematics of Classical and Quantum Physics - Byron and Fuller
- Third Volume of the Feynman lectures on physics
I am not sure what is the best way to proceed. I don't have any specific problems with the materials at the moment, but I do have issues drawing up a path for myself.
So does anyone have any suggestions on how I should approach self-studying QM? I realize that my request is a bit vague, but at the moment I am unsure of where to begin. If someone could give me a general path of study, I would appreciate it greatly.