Studying Free [legal] intro to QM eBooks?

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The discussion centers around the availability of free online resources for quantum mechanics and quantum physics. Participants highlight a specific thread in the Math & Science Tutorials forum that lists various educational materials. It is noted that there are numerous books available, making it challenging to identify the best options. Users are encouraged to search Google using specific queries, such as "Quantum Mechanics filetype:pdf" and "Quantum Physics filetype:pdf," which yield a variety of PDFs, including completed books and works in progress from university professors. The legality of accessing these resources is assumed, provided they are not being resold.
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Do any exist? If so, please point me to them.

Thanks.
 
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Ahh thanks. For some reason I never thought of looking in that forum.

Thanks again.
 
I assume its legal, don't see how it couldn't be so long as you're not reselling them, but do some searches in google like:

Quantum Mechanics filetype:pdf
Quantum Physics filetype:pdf

it results in pdf's online, quite a few of them books, or books in progress, mostly from professors in universities.
 

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