Recommended Textbook for Heisenberg Picture I have taught myself QM using Griffiths book, and would like to move on to QFT.  However, my textbook uses the Heisenberg picture of QM, and I have no idea how to use that. Are there any books that teach the Heisenberg picture of QM?
 A: I will always recommend Shankar's book. He not only discusses the Heisenberg picture, but also the path-integral formulation of quantum mechanics, the interaction picture, and time dependent perturbation theory, all of which will be useful in QFT.
A: Razavy's text "Heisenberg's quantum mechanics" is a non-traditional but interesting presentation of the topic, emphasizing the links to classical mechanics.  Another possibly more traditional text is the "Quantum Mechanics" book of Albert Messiah, which contains much less details than Razavy but emphasizes the transformation from the Schrodinger to the Heisenberg pictures and onwards to the interaction picture.
A: The second chapter of J. J. Sakurai's "Modern Quantum Mechanics" has a detailed discussion of the Heisenberg picture vs the Schrödinger picture and is a good introductory QM textbook in general if you are interested in some of the deeper mathematical ideas of quantum theory.
The two pictures are equivalent however so while I recommend reading up on how they differ I don't think you should have any trouble working through your new textbook!
