Quantum Mechanics - Book Recommendations 📖📒

[@FortheLoveofPhysics]

Playlist for the QM Lecture Series kzbin.info/aero/PLRN3HroZGu2mCtdalEmZAM2nr1xBWAtUn

[@DebasisBera-gv9nc]

Please review N. Bera book

[@mohomoha-j2o]

Hi, I see the book on quantum mechanics by zettili and in my opinion this book is just a copy paste of a great book on the subject written by a french physicist Cohen Tanoudji (a nobel prize laureate). You can check it

[@imaginaryprofessor6173]

Feyman lectures - Vol III also helpful for beginner who needs less maths and only theory.

[@layek9906]

Currently studying from "Concepts of Modern Physics" by Arthur Beiser, your videos help a lot when I'm stuck in some conceptual understanding sir! humbly waiting for your QM lectures.

[@Puneetyt]

​@@heisnammichaelyou can get pdf of it from Google.......

[@nihilisticboi3520]

This is my order: 1) Quantum Mechanics - Theoretical Minimum By Susskind to build the intuition behind basics of quantum mechanics without going heavy on mathematics. 2) R Shankar for mathematical formalism (just for formalism) 2) Zettili for everything else but once you start getting comfortable with Zettili, it's always good to go back to R Shankar as it is more 'complete'. 3) Modern Quantum Mechanics by Townsend as this feels like Sakurai but is more approachable. Has few advanced material towards the end, but it's worth reading it. These are enough for learning QM up to graduate level. Maybe also supplement the studying by watching videos from "Professor M does Science" as well. I personally feel QM by Griffiths is a let down, especially given Electrodynamics by the same author was such a fantastic book. QM by Griffiths is just meh but the problems are great.

[@Balboa_Rocky]

All Indian exams JEST , JAM, GATE and NET directly copy questions from Griffiths , so your last sentence is very valuable.😁

[@joelcurtis562]

Agree with all of this. Townsend blows Griffiths out of the water for me. I just don't get why people love Griffiths. But I also think his EM book is overrated, so I think I just don't like his style of presentation I guess.

[@sivasakthisaravanan4850]

In Sakurai, in the very first chapter the problems are tough.

[@Physics14728]

​@@Balboa_Rocky yk lim???

[@shamimjavedchowdhury3619]

@@joelcurtis562 griffiths overrated? stick to biology

[@YossiSirote]

I love Griffiths!!! And you are the best physics teacher on KZbin (up there with Walter Lewin)!

[@gayathridineshbsbu9343]

This video gives a clear clarity about selection of books which suits my level in QM.... nobody gives this much of clarity in books selection... thank you so much sir❤

[@sghrd]

I bought the Zettili book to study topics of the Quantum Mechanics II course, it was not in the suggested books, but I found it very useful for both theory and exercises.

[@khalidhabib9195]

the only sensible tutor!! ♥️♥️♥️ We wud love to see some videos on mathematical physics.

[@pauldirac6243]

That's all he does is videos on mathematical physics.

[@cesarmaldonadomercad]

My favorite book on the subject is Quantum Mechanics by A.S. Davydov. A brilliant Ukrainian scientist.

[@dhirajkr.bhuyan6581]

thank you sir your helpful lecture for the choice quantum mechanics book..... I am the bigginer to lern the quantum world.... so your lecture to I have known who books buy to learn ......... 🙏

[@ACE-uo2mn]

I wanna recommend one more book, especially for beginners and for those who don't wanna go through alot of mathematical equations, i highly recommend Feynman lecture on physics Vol. 3 by Richard Feynman. It's a good read.

[@joeaverage8329]

Finding this channel is a blessing for me

[@PrachiMahajan_2023]

If Quantum physics fascinates you then this channel is for you kzbin.infoRiZrUbq-VWU?feature=share

[@shuba501]

As a physics student thats currently taking modern physics. I can say that Arthur Beiser book is very good. I can also recommend Serway's book on modern physics, it's a bit more complicated and sometimes more detailed than Beiser but if you can read both you'll have a good time.

[@PrachiMahajan_2023]

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[@danielvalladolid4925]

thank you for the book list i plan to purchase them or listen to them, ill continue to listen to the rest of the videos n follow along as i go

[@rimoroy252]

sir please do make a video on solid state physics, particle & nuclear physics books.

[@elizabethaugustin5494]

And statistical mechanics

[@ziamarwat1491]

I am also need the videos of these all subjects

[@lavanyavorri1256]

Thank you so much sir...for doing this sessions on quantum physics

[@kca698]

AGREED

[@wreza97]

Great list, I love the word structure Griffith imposes on his books. I would love a video from you regarding the Random Walk problem, and simulations with Scilab.

[@ifran6102]

Sir it would be helpful if you can take first few lectures on the basic mathematics required for the paper. Eagerly waiting for the lectures sir.

[@asifshahriyar6382]

i agree too

[@dr.rahulgupta7573]

Sir ,your language is beautiful and clear . Plz let me know the proper books on 1.Mathematical physics 2 classical mechanics 3 statistical mechanics 4 nuclear physics and particle physics 5 electrodynamics 6 solid state physics 7 atomic and molecular spectra 8 nano technology and nano science 9 Electronics 10 computational physics . 11 quantum mechanics.

[@sammikinsderp]

Thank you for these great videos. I went ahead and ordered some of the books from a thrift store in my country that sells used books very inexpensively.

[@sohinibasu3335]

Thanks a lot for the video. I had been a physics student but never studied it well. Now I have a different profession, but still long to study it. Thanks again for the book suggestions. It's really helpful.😊

[@bishalthapa2179]

I educated myself using cohen tannoudji vol I,II and some portion of III. Not easy book to go through but I appreciate the hard work from the author. I think chapter are detailed and they tried to compile different topics, however l feel the flow of the content is not very obvious. In any case, rigorous text book in quantum mechanics. Sakurai is okay textbook and dry. R. Shankar is okay. I think Griffith has some issues, he should not shy away using dirac notation. Zetilli is okay in terms exercise problem. In any event, I think Cohen Tannoudi is the best reference for me. I still use this book.

[@sadashivwadepalli781]

Thank you very much sir for books recommendation. Humbly, waiting for the lecture series.

[@gulzarali6370]

4:30 that's the karishma of Griffiths

[@eyewaves...]

You made me curious about these book...the styling of the authors has a major impact on the readers...nevertheless I think you have made several interesting points in your reviews. I like them...

[@dottedrhino]

Thank you for giving advice on the popular books! 🙂

[@Roddy1965]

In the 80s I used the MIT Series book by French and Taylor. Never had an issue with that book. Sakurai was a good book, too.

[@ashishkiift]

By far the best recommendations especially y the way you explained. Very very impressive . Thanks a ton !

[@priyankalochab7574]

Brilliant insights on all books! ☺️

[@PrachiMahajan_2023]

If Quantum physics fascinates you then this channel is for kzbin.infoRiZrUbq-VWU?feature=share

[@ghazanfarabbas5690]

Sir kindly also upload a video about book recommendations on other subjects like nuclear physics, particle physics, mathematical methods of physics, etc

[@tusharsahu30]

N Zeittli .......is excellent for me.....

[@benstallone6784]

The Zettili Book is the one that helped me the most.

[@jackdeago3639]

Thank you so much, can you complete this amazing & elegant series

[@abyart7119]

I literally need this video. Thank you sir 🙏🙏🙏

[@Adinga123]

Beiser,Griffith,Zettili,Verma...by God's Grace i have them

[@vipin_cyriac]

Quantum mechanics by Griffith is the best book. But the problem is with Pearson publication (Indian edition).. Lots of printing mistakes and poor printing quality.... Griffith himself has agreed with it....Better go with Cambridge publication

[@ayenpatel3738]

I have Cambridge publication 💯

[@harshar_reddy]

How do you get it

[@muhammadzulqarnain8782]

Whenever i want to listen physics lecture,i always search you first of all,sir

[@thomaskarabomohlapo568]

Thank you so much sir I really wanted to hear from an experienced person, what books they recommend for Quantum Mechanics

[@gnafor1021]

I think your Quantum lectures will create a new Quantum World, me too love for Physics 😊

[@kafkaesque4023]

Please make a video on the Copenhagen interpretation of quantum mechanics and bohmian pilot wave interpretation.

[@Balboa_Rocky]

To really learn quantum mechanics at a deep level, we need things like group theory , tensors ,good hold on linear algebra, Fourier analysis etc.

[@haiderabbasshah7674]

Bilkul

[@chandrakant1837]

4-5 वर्ष पहले मैंने Arthur & David दोनों books खरीद के रख ली हैं, और कल ही Zettli भी order की है। आज ये video देख रहा हूँ। देखो कभी तो इन्हें फुरसत से पढूंगा।

[@AbhishekKumar-lp5rc]

Seeing H.C. Verma filled my heart with joy. What a legendary book! If you only want to read one book on this subject, I suggest Quantum Physics by H.C. Verma

[@lepidoptera9337]

He talks total nonsense about quantum mechanics in his videos.

[@doutormanhattan5680]

Can you make a video about books on other topics as well? I mean, I would be useful to know which other books are the best in other areas, like Thermodynamics, Eletrodynamics or Mechanics.

[@aswinsajith6625]

Sir your videos on nuclear detector is quite helpfull in my studies

[@kararnishan9043]

QM -MC Jain for beginners and QM- Bransden is also good..❤️

[@achalumrigar]

Thank you sir❤️

[@parthasur6018]

My choice would be "A Modern Approach To Quantum Mechanics" by John L. Townsend. Crystal clear presentation. Also available in paperback. Solution manual also available.Avoid Griffith. Follow this by "Quantum Mechanics" by Shankar.

[@lepidoptera9337]

Townsend gives you all the math and none of the intuition. He talks just as much nonsense about "particles" as everybody else.

[@oyster4545]

Respected sir please make a video lecture on Zeeman effect

[@hanifs8574]

Sir please make a video on "Books for Classical mechanics from basic to advance".

[@Ajatashatru_01]

How much mathematics is require to understand Quantom Mechanics...? Currently I am a student of 12th class ..🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@cesarmoreno987y]

Very excited for the next video!

[@kentykatele4353]

For the love of physics indeed 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🤝🤝🤝🤝🤝🤝🤝

[@tauseeqsafi4702]

I follow the David J griffith quantum mechanics book.. sir plz make a videos from this book..

[@anasahmad3859]

Sir please start the lectures of QM

[@PRAKASHBEHERA-fl2yi]

I have first three books recommended and I love these books the most.

[@PrachiMahajan_2023]

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[@bashirrather1562]

For beginners quantum physics of atoms , molecules.....by Esberg is a fine and almost a complete book. Arther Biser's book stands nowhere before Esberg . Besides that for beginners study waves thoroughly. Books like Crawford's waves or A . P. French waves will help a lot.

[@lepidoptera9337]

That sounds more like a book on experimental physics/phenomenology than on quantum mechanics. It's good to read those, in addition.

[@abdurrauf7525]

Sir, Kindly start from the blackbody radiation. I read a lot about it, but still have a problem in the basic concept of why the idea of blackbody was suggested by Gutav Kirchhoff's. Thanks

[@anjucs675]

please do book recommendations on mathematical physics, statistical mechanics etc

[@thehulk6866]

For statistical mechanics you can see Book by Landau, it's small and perfect book.

[@FortheLoveofPhysics]

Mathematical Physics - Kreyszig, Spiegel (Schaum Series), HK Dass etc Statistical Physics - Berkley Physics

[@yashashreeshahare3090]

wow suggest more books on theromdynamics

[@Robinrobin1610]

A good books let's you reach new levels

[@davidrandell2224]

QM classicalized in 2010. Juliana Mortenson website Forgotten Physics uncovers the hidden variables and constants and the bad math of Wien, Schrodinger, Heisenberg, Einstein, Debroglie,Planck, Bohr etc.

[@lepidoptera9337]

There are no hidden variables. That's pseudo-intellectual nonsense.

[@hanifs8574]

sir, please make a video on books on classical mechanics for beginners to advance.

[@suhaniverma6583]

Please make more videos, amazing channel

[@janezperme9770]

Thanks for this very useful video !

[@abdurrauf7525]

Sir, waiting for your lectures. Thanks

[@haiderabbasshah7674]

Yaa me too

[@shamimjavedchowdhury3619]

griffiths,zettli and tanhauji are books i like

[@jaggpaddy]

Dear sir, pls let me know your opinion of the book by Mathews and Venkatesan.

[@harry-ho9ti]

Sir when next lecture on wave-particle duality will be uploaded? Please frequently upload the lectures asap?

[@tomriddle725]

if you are an absolute beginner , then you must start with hc verma (quantum physics).

[@cesarmoreno987y]

Thank you!

[@sivasakthisaravanan4850]

I have hard copies of JJ Sakurai, R. Shankar and Mathews & Venkatesan (TMH i think)

[@supravatmalas7766]

Thank you sir

[@digvijaysingh9226]

Q.mech by Satya Prakash

[@elamvaluthis7268]

You haven't mentioned about prof.Ajoy Ghatak and prof Loganathan book on Quantum mechanics.Also the book by prof.schiff Stanford University Quantum mechanics.

[@jacobvandijk6525]

In my opinion, there is no such thing as A BEST BOOK or A BEST TEACHER. How a reader or a student judges a book or a teacher is a very personal thing. But of course, giving advice never hurts. Realising this advice is subjective.

[@RahulSharmaSingularity]

Well Done !

[@mr.sciencetechsatellit750]

Hello sir please please make a video on CTCs

[@bikashsingh4301]

Sir can you suggest some good books on relativistic QM and Quantum field theory..now i am in my 3rd semester of msc and want to be a particle physicist..it will be helpful.

[@coachhannah2403]

I found The Dancing Wu Li Master to be quite informative.

[@shreyjain51]

Is Richard P Feynmann's book good for intermediate people?

[@mls216]

Thanks!

[@ekanshtamrakar1300]

sir i thought that david bohm is best . h c verma , h s mani modern physics. ajit kumar, robert resnik quantum physics.

[@priyanshusingh2036]

Sir aapne vdoes me books ki pages dikhaya hai , isse copyrights ka issue nhi aayega?

[@dyutimandas]

Cohen-Tannoudji

[@lepidoptera9337]

The ontological part is the usual pseudo-religious nonsense. It shows that the author didn't spend a waking second on thinking the basics of quantum mechanics through.

[@TheDecodedMatter]

It's a bad idea to choose these fields in India, in fact in US too. These are highly specialised fields, with only a few organisations giving a very small number of positions in the entire India, maybe even in the world. I came across a guy on the KZbin Comments section, who used to work in nuclear engineering sector, but was jobless now because he refused to work on Intercontinental Ballistic Missile. I suppose, Quantum physics is even smaller sector than Nuclear Engineering. At least Nuclear Engineering has scope in Power Sector, Defense and research facilities.

[@schmetterling4477]

Quantum mechanics is not "a field". Physics is. There are probably between one and a couple of million physicists in the world and they usually don't have trouble finding a job. 90% or more are working in industry, of course. The number of professorships must be in the low ten thousands, the number of faculty positions probably no more than a hundred thousand, or so. You do have to ask yourself, though, whether you really want a faculty position or, worse, a tenured professorship. It's like being a pilot... which is a flying bus driver job. A professor is simply the extension of your high school teacher, except that a professor also has to beg for money all the time to keep his students employed. It's an awfully hard and thankless life for most. High divorce rates, too. I had both research positions and industry positions. Not only do industry positions pay much better, they are also much safer. Less politics as well. Overall a good career choice.

[@drbsshivashankar9001]

Sir, Townsend is good one.

[@md.mahidulalamaraf3891]

Sir, Would you please make a playlist on DFT(Density Function Theory) for those people from Engineering_&_Tech(CS/CSE/EEE/ACCE/MSME/NuSE) & Natural_Science(Math,Physics,Chemistry) who are interested in Research of Material Science & Quantum Science. #****# ACCE-Applied Chemistry & Chemical Engineering MSME- Material Science & Metallurgical Engineering NuSE- Nuclear Science & Engineering

[@RaviVerma-ky7ki]

Thanks u so much sir ❤❤❤❤ Nice video

[@60pluscrazy]

Excellent 🎉🎉

[@RAJSINGH-of9iy]

Sir i have doubts how to choose my career in advanced mathematics?? How can i get in touch with you?

[@lavish1194]

Sir plz tell me quantum mechanics book for Msc 2nd sem. Physics

[@SagnikDuttahere]

Sir can you sugget me a quantum physics book which is suitable for me. I dont know much maths like calculus and linear algebra as I just promoted to class 11th.... But I want to learn and deep dive to quantum mechanics. Please suggest me a book 🙏

[@lepidoptera9337]

Start with books on calculus, linear algebra and your high school physics textbook.

[@Vinayakphymat-tg6gr]

I am in class 9 . Currently i am reading feynman lectures.

[@freesoftwareyoutube2690]

Sir, wt abt "In Search Of Schrodinger's Cat" by John Gribbin

[@sushmamishra9268]

Next lecture please 🙏

[@DanHillman-rp1wb]

What is a good book for studying plasmas?

[@vineetjiran5759]

Zettli might be better for beginners

[@subashchander2352]

Sir please suggest books for learning special theory of relativity .I am a beginner and don't know which book to follow as there are so many books .I am totally confused 🤔

[@abdurrauf7525]

He had already suggested books on special theory of relativity.

[@FortheLoveofPhysics]

1. Last few chapters of "Mechanics" by Klepner & Kolenkow 2. "Special Relativity" by Robert Resnick

[@subashchander2352]

@@FortheLoveofPhysics thank you so much sir.

[@teacupxcupx902]

first read [Mr Tompkins in wonderland ]than read other books which the sir has mentioned

[@AnkitRaj-ck1ud]

Sir please add more lecture.😊

[@PrachiMahajan_2023]

If Quantum physics fascinates you then this channel is for kzbin.infoRiZrUbq-VWU?feature=share