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Can't find this quantum mechanics pdf book online
Hi. I looked everywhere for a specific book but I cannot find any pdf copy of it. The book specifics are below:

Publication Name: Principles of Quantum Mechanics
Author: Hans C. Ohanian
Publisher: Benjamin Cummings Publishing Company
ISBN-10: 0137127952
ISBN-13L 9780137127955

I would appreciate any help. Thanks!
 
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used $9 to $19 https://www.amazon.com/dp/0137127952/?tag=pfamazon01-20

but found this in pdf
Title: Principles of Physics: From Quantum Field Theory to Classical Mechanics
Series: Tsinghua Report and Review in Physics (Book 2)
Author: Jun Ni
Format: PDF
Hardcover: 444 pages

more logical . all the formulas are derived from the formulas before them. The formalisms are also kept self-contained. Most of the required mathematical tools are also given in the appendices.
 
TonyStewart said:
used $9 to $19 https://www.amazon.com/dp/0137127952/?tag=pfamazon01-20

but found this in pdf
Title: Principles of Physics: From Quantum Field Theory to Classical Mechanics
Series: Tsinghua Report and Review in Physics (Book 2)
Author: Jun Ni
Format: PDF
Hardcover: 444 pages

more logical . all the formulas are derived from the formulas before them. The formalisms are also kept self-contained. Most of the required mathematical tools are also given in the appendices.
Hi Tony,

I appreciate the response. The pdf book that you have provided is already quite advanced for my level tho.
 
Welcome to PF, @hachi44

We do not support or approve of illegal downloads of copyrighted material. Spend the $10 on the used copy of the book as suggested by @TonyStewart

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