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Quantum Mechanics: The Theoretical MinimumBook

by Leonard Susskind and Art Friedman, 2014

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Theoretical physicist and science writer; runs the Backreaction blog and a physics YouTube channel.
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If you want to make the step from popular science literature to textbooks and the general scientific literature, then this book series is a must-read.

Backreaction review of the quantum-mechanics volume; she notes at the end that she received a free review copy.

2014-04-12·backreaction.blogspot.com ↗

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