Can anyone tell me what physics textbook this is from?

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Hello,

I was working through some quantum homework and was looking for some help online and ran across this: http://physics.uwyo.edu/~yurid/QM/Handout5.pdf

I was wondering if anyone knew what textbook this is from? I tried searching excerpts from the book, but alas, no results.

Thanks!
 
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