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vish22
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Hello People,
Could you please tell me about any really cool books(1 or 2) from which i could start learning quantum mechanics?I'd love to read some mathematics involved in quantum mechanics before actually reading quantum mechanics.
Lol i don't know if that made sense cause i absolutely have no idea of what exactly is involved in QM
But I had finished reading an Essential Calculus textbook by James Stewart and now everything in EM and Classical Physics makes soo much more sense(from griffith's and berkley course in physics) and so much more beautiful.
But I really don't know if there are any such mathematical foundation laying (beginner to high level-just like essential calculus) textbooks which would help describe quantum mechanics!
PS- I'm sorry if I sound noobish and hope you will excuse me for that.
and why couldn't i post this in the learning materials section?!
Thank You!:shy:
Could you please tell me about any really cool books(1 or 2) from which i could start learning quantum mechanics?I'd love to read some mathematics involved in quantum mechanics before actually reading quantum mechanics.
Lol i don't know if that made sense cause i absolutely have no idea of what exactly is involved in QM
But I had finished reading an Essential Calculus textbook by James Stewart and now everything in EM and Classical Physics makes soo much more sense(from griffith's and berkley course in physics) and so much more beautiful.
But I really don't know if there are any such mathematical foundation laying (beginner to high level-just like essential calculus) textbooks which would help describe quantum mechanics!
PS- I'm sorry if I sound noobish and hope you will excuse me for that.
and why couldn't i post this in the learning materials section?!
Thank You!:shy: