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Does anyone have suggestions for a good quantum book to act as a supplement to the textbook? Think something like a "Quantum Mechanics for Dummies". More conceptual than rigorous, but enough math so that it will actually be useful. Maybe some practice problems. The course is an undergraduate quantum 1 course, by the way. Thanks!

Does anyone have suggestions for a good quantum book to act as a supplement to the textbook? Think something like a "Quantum Mechanics for Dummies". More conceptual than rigorous, but enough math so that it will actually be useful. Maybe some practice problems. The course is an undergraduate quantum 1 course, by the way. Thanks!

Does anyone have suggestions for a good quantum book to act as a supplement to the textbook? Think something like a "Quantum Mechanics for Dummies". More conceptual than rigorous, but enough math so that it will actually be useful. Maybe some practice problems. The course is an undergraduate quantum 1 course, by the way.

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Quantum Mechanics course supplement?

Does anyone have suggestions for a good quantum book to act as a supplement to the textbook? Think something like a "Quantum Mechanics for Dummies". More conceptual than rigorous, but enough math so that it will actually be useful. Maybe some practice problems. The course is an undergraduate quantum 1 course, by the way. Thanks!