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I'm looking for an originally German introduction to quantum mechanics. Is there such a canonical book used in German QM undergraduate courses?

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Isn't this a bit too localized? – Marek May 8 '11 at 14:54
@Marek: I tend to agree, but it can be helpful to some. Actually, I think a general question about good books on QM in any language - probably community wiki and kept up to date - would be best. – jdm Jun 14 '12 at 10:37

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I think a very good orignally german QM book is:

Straumann: "Quantenmechanik: Ein Grundkurs über nichtrelativistische Quantentheorie"

there is also a second volume:

Straumann: "Relativistische Quantenfeldtheorie"

Another good book is from G. Grawert: Quantenmechanik

You may also have a look at Thirrings books about QM (it is mathematically more advanced).

I think Straumanns book is not "canonical".

Often used by students are the books by Nolting and Greiner.

From the experimental point of view you may have a look at Demtröders book.

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Walter Greiner's first part on Quantum Mechanics

http://www.amazon.de/Quantummechanics-Introduction-Walter-Greiner/dp/3540674586

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