QM Courses: Supplements to Englert's "Lectures on Quantum Mechanics

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In summary, QM courses serve as a supplement to "Lectures on Quantum Mechanics" by Professor Englert, providing extra practice problems and examples to aid in understanding the fundamental principles and concepts of quantum mechanics. These courses are suitable for beginners and follow the structure of the main textbook, covering topics such as wave functions, operators, and quantum measurements. While not necessary for understanding quantum mechanics, QM courses can be helpful for students struggling with the concepts or seeking additional resources. Some QM courses may also be available online, but it is important to ensure they are accredited and taught by a qualified instructor.
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For our first QM course we're using "lectures on quantum mechanics: basic matters" by berthold-georg englert.

It's a small book with really no examples but it introduces everything in a modern way. I'm wondering if anybody has used this book and can recommend a book to go with it with lots of examples.
 
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FAQ: QM Courses: Supplements to Englert's "Lectures on Quantum Mechanics

What is the purpose of QM courses?

The purpose of QM courses is to provide a supplement to Professor Englert's "Lectures on Quantum Mechanics" book, which covers the fundamental principles and concepts of quantum mechanics. These courses aim to help students better understand and apply these concepts through additional practice problems and examples.

Are QM courses suitable for beginners?

Yes, QM courses can be beneficial for beginners as they provide a supplement to the main textbook and offer additional explanations and examples to help students grasp the complex concepts of quantum mechanics.

How are QM courses structured?

QM courses typically follow the structure of the main textbook and cover the same topics, such as wave functions, operators, and quantum measurements. However, they may also include additional topics or examples to further enhance understanding.

Are QM courses necessary for understanding quantum mechanics?

No, QM courses are not necessary for understanding quantum mechanics. However, they can be helpful for students who are struggling with the concepts or want additional practice and resources to deepen their understanding.

Can QM courses be taken online?

Yes, some QM courses may be available online for students who are unable to attend in-person classes. However, it is important to ensure that the online course is accredited and taught by a qualified instructor to ensure the quality of education.

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