Firstly, this isn't a book you read at the coffee table - you'll need to pick pen and paper every now and then but this doesn't mean it relies heavily on problems - it's light. The greatest strength of this book is that unlike other popular books on QM it doesn't start with topics like - Blackbody Radiation, Photoelectric Effect and other such topics chronologically nor does it provide you the steroids(for your head not muscles!) in the form of Schrodinger equation and heavy mathematics. It p...

As i know quantum mechanics is so much tough to understand but if you just started quantum mechanics this best book for you , the language is very easy , but you need a pen or paper to note down important formulas or other stuff when you reading this . GOOD luck to all science lovers

Nice delivery and a good product

Looks good. And although I haven't read it much, I thought that this book sure needs a feedback real quick.

It's a good start if you are into Quantum Computing i.e. if you want intro to Qubits, Quantum Propositions.

Maths can be a little overwhelming in this for students below 9th grade, but don't get disheartened, you can still get to learn a lot from this read. Afterall, those ugly looking symbols and words are just notations and names, that mean something beautiful each time. That's how ...

first learn the math then buy this book..it is a good book to learn the topic in less time..

I read this book from cover to cover, I really enjoyed the way of unique and creative representation with sufficient mathematical framework for such a bizarre and complicated subject.

It is difficult to find a good book with sufficient content (with creative representation) of the subject, but I should say that this one is one of the great book.

I liked the methods and framework are discussed for an Entanglement (Chapter 6,7), later chapters (8,9,10) are the essential to the subject which...

Good for every beginner

Good

Nice

Page quality could be better. But great book to grasp Q.M.