Quantum Do you have a quantum physics book? Can I borrow it?

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The discussion centers around finding resources for learning quantum physics. Participants suggest searching for books by adding "pdf" to the title in Google to locate free resources. A specific recommendation is made for a quantum physics and cosmology book, noted for being accessible though not deeply detailed. However, there is a reminder about the importance of copyright, emphasizing that sharing copyrighted materials is not permitted. A link to a set of quantum physics notes is provided as a legitimate resource, and users are directed to a Free Physics Books thread for additional options.
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Homework Statement:: I need a quantum physics book because I am learning it
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I can borrow a pdf one
 
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cutecat said:
Homework Statement:: I need a quantum physics book because I am learning it
Relevant Equations:: Quantum physics

I can borrow a pdf one

If you look up the title of a book and follow it with ¨ pdf¨" in google you can find it

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thats a good start for quantum physics and cosmology.
I am aware it is pop-science and isn't in too much detail but it is a good place to get into it.
 
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Thank you very much
 
cutecat said:
Homework Statement:: I need a quantum physics book because I am learning it
Relevant Equations:: Quantum physics

I can borrow a pdf one
You can't "borrow" a pdf. Note that we are very strict about copyright at PhysicsForums and will not allow the sharing of copyrighted material.
 
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