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Can someone recommend me a book for self-studying quantum mechanics, just for personal interest.
I'm studying math, but not physics.
So I'm looking for something with a bit more of a mathematical focus. I'm very knowledgeable in linear algebra, and also know about Hilbert spaces and some functional analysis in general.
My physics knowledge is OK, but I've never had any formal instruction in university level physics, although I'm well-aware the general ideas of QM, although not the mathematical details, which is what I hope to learn.
I'm studying math, but not physics.
So I'm looking for something with a bit more of a mathematical focus. I'm very knowledgeable in linear algebra, and also know about Hilbert spaces and some functional analysis in general.
My physics knowledge is OK, but I've never had any formal instruction in university level physics, although I'm well-aware the general ideas of QM, although not the mathematical details, which is what I hope to learn.