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It appears that I will be assigned to teach a modern physics course centered on quantum mechanics for those with almost no math background and I am searching for a suitable book. Essentially, this would be the modern physics equivalent of Paul Hewitt's Conceptual Physics book.
I thought of using Gronick's Cartoon Guide for Physics, but it is light on quantum mechanics. I also thought about Modern Physics for Dummies, but assigning students a book with that name would be rather insulting and I would rather avoid starting off the semester on the wrong foot.
Any ideas? Again, there would need to be a preponderance of discussion on quantum mechanics with the least emphasis on mathematics as possible.
Thanks in advance.
I thought of using Gronick's Cartoon Guide for Physics, but it is light on quantum mechanics. I also thought about Modern Physics for Dummies, but assigning students a book with that name would be rather insulting and I would rather avoid starting off the semester on the wrong foot.
Any ideas? Again, there would need to be a preponderance of discussion on quantum mechanics with the least emphasis on mathematics as possible.
Thanks in advance.