What are some good entry-level or basic Quantum Mechanic books?

>>237495
http://bookzz.org/s/?q=quantum+mechanics&yearFrom=&yearTo=&language=&extension=&t=0

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>>237726
What exactly are you trying to learn? Just conceptually what QM is? Or are you trying to solve some wave equations?

I used Modern Physics by Krane for one of my classes, and it's super lite. Like, 7th grade style science textbook. But I don't think that's bad, it makes it easy to understand and keeps it casual for a normal person. Problems at the end of the chapter require multi-variable calc, idk what your background is.

It's probably on libgen.

>>237740
>What exactly are you trying to learn?
Concepts mostly

>Modern Physics by Krane
Ok I'll check it out.

>>237495
http://www.kinetics.nsc.ru/chichinin/books/spectroscopy/Atkins05.pdf

Atkins is a decent bloke that did a decent book, used it for my Quantum Chemistry class

>>237850
thanks

>>237495
Do you know classical mechanics? If not, learn that first.

>>238257
>classical mechanics
What would be a good source for a basic introduction of it?

>>238553
Young and Freedman - University Physics with Modern Physics

Starts with CM and ends with QM