Introduction to Quantum Mechanics

今まで、シッフやJ.J.Sakuraiの量子力学の本には、慣れていましたが、この様な、教科書には、初めて勉強しました。

同著者の電磁気学を読んで、レベル設定と内容の選定 が非常に良いと感じたので、量子力学を購入しました。 練習問題が多くて力がつく構成になっています。最近の 話題も入っていて、分かりやすく解説されています。 量子力学のテキストとしては標準的で、大学の講義で 教科書として指定されるような一冊だと思います。

他の書評の方と同意見で内容もすばらしいが、表紙の猫がいいですね。まさにシュレディンガーの猫。うちの猫とそっくりなんです。

すこし傷が多かった

Uno de los mejores manuales sobre Cuántica, en Ingles

ottimo libro di Fisica

Good demonstrations, exercises and excellent explanations.

Introduction to Quantum Mechanics, along with Griffiths’ other magnificent piece: Introduction to Electrodynamics; together, are two of the best undergraduate textbooks available. Professor Griffiths’ approach in this one is pretty mathematical, though he doesn’t ever sacrifice conceptual reasoning for mathematical sophistication. Everything he says is perpetuated with concise explanations and purpose. What I find most remarkable is how Griffiths’ seems to know the reader personally; offering derivations or further explanation at the perfect time. The problem sets are not easy, for the most part. There is hardly any hand-holding, and solutions to the problems (written by Griffiths himself) are available online as PDFs. As the third edition of this text, it is very modern. There is no worry of stumbling across outdated information. The overall visual presentation is pretty standard, but clean. The diagrams are always very helpful. The one (albeit minor) complaint I have is the deficit of example problems. There is usually only one per section, and I think some sections could certainly use more. Regardless, I would recommend this book to anyone with a foundation of multivariable calculus, some DE, and— of course— the classical mechanics prerequisite. It would probably be a good idea to know your vector calculus as well as electrodynamics.

Damaged book