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Notes on Quantum Mechanics by K. Schulten

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Notes on Quantum Mechanics
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Publisher: University of Illinois at Urbana–Champaign
Number of pages: 397

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These notes introduce Quantum Mechanics at an advanced level addressing students of Physics, Mathematics, Chemistry and Electrical Engineering. The aim is to put mathematical concepts and techniques like the path integral, algebraic techniques, Lie algebras and representation theory at the readers disposal.

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