Quantum physics and quantum mechanics

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Quantum mechanics is a fundamental area within the broader field of quantum physics, often used interchangeably with it. However, the term "mechanics" suggests a focus that may not encompass all aspects of quantum physics, such as Quantum Field Theory. It is recommended to first gain a solid understanding of basic quantum mechanics before exploring more complex topics. For those interested in learning, two specific books are suggested as valuable resources for understanding the fundamentals of quantum mechanics.
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Hey everyone,

I know that quantum mechanics is a sub topic of quantum physics and is the most general also, but I'm having trouble finding an article that is recent, detailed, and accurate. So if you guys could explain the basics and go into detail when you feel necessary. Thanks.
 
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i thought they were different names for the same thing? :confused:
 
tiny-tim said:
i thought they were different names for the same thing? :confused:

Quantum mechanics is one field in quantum physics.
 
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Thanks Bill!
 
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