Quantum Mechanics
by Martin Plenio
Publisher: Imperial College 2002
Number of pages: 172
Description:
This text introduces quantum mechanics from a more abstract point of view than a first quantum mechanics course. Students will gain a deeper understanding of the structure of quantum mechanics and of some of its key points.
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