Where Can I Find a Concise Book on Quantum Physics Similar to Resnick and Brehm?

[ynuo]

I am looking for a book containing a concise treatment of Quantum Physics at the level of Resnick and Brehm. I find these two books to be a bit wordy. Any suggestions are much appreciated. Thank you very much for your help.

 

[Sojourner01]

A very brief introduction which I used extensively in my second year is Quantum Physics by Alistair I. M. Rae. It appears quite a bit more basic than the titles you suggest, but it's concise and fairly clear. More of a handbook.

 

[Logarythmic]

Quantum Theory: A very short introduction by J. Polkinghorne.
Maybe, I don't know what level you are after.

 

[ynuo]

I am looking for books not at the level of Sakurai and Ramamurti Shankar (Graduate level).

 

[Logarythmic]

If you're looking for an introduction to quantums without too much mathematics, my choice is good.

 

[las3rjock]

Introductory Quantum Mechanics by Liboff might be the closest match for what you're looking for, both in level and in style.

 

[marcusl]

Check out a copy from your college library of E. Anderson's Modern Physics and QM (now out of print). It's surprisingly readable and competent.