Is there any book containing exercises about quantum mechanics?

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For those seeking books with exercises in quantum mechanics, "Practical Quantum Mechanics" by S. Flugge is highly recommended, featuring 219 worked problems that span from basic one-dimensional potentials to advanced topics like the Dirac Equation and radiation theory. Another notable resource is Zettili's book, which includes numerous examples and is suitable for intermediate to advanced undergraduate students. It introduces Dirac notation early on, and readers may need to spend extra time on the mathematical foundations presented in the second chapter. Additional resources include a Dover book that offers a broader range of problems, enhancing the learning experience for students of quantum mechanics.
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Is there any book containing exercises about quantum mechanics?With answers?
 
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Depends entirely on what you're looking for, what topics, what level, etc. But a good book along those lines to recommend is "Practical Quantum Mechanics" by S Flugge. It's composed entirely of 219 worked problems, covering the entire range from basic 1-D potentials to the Dirac Equation and radiation theory.
 
Zettili's book has a lot of examples. It's at sort of an intermediate/advanced undergraduate level, and starts with Dirac notation pretty much right from the get go (chapter 2 is a pretty heavy introduction to the math you need. Don't get discouraged if you have trouble getting through that chapter in one pass).
 
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