Mathematics of Quantum Mechanics

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Resources for understanding the Mathematics of Quantum Mechanics are sought, particularly for a course that is not heavily mathematical. Recommendations include websites, books, and online courses that are accessible to average Physics students. Key topics of interest are Hilbert Spaces, various types of Operators (including Unitary, Hermitian, and Projection), Tensor Products, Angular Momentum & Rotation, and Density Matrices. One suggested book is available on Amazon, and it is advised to explore introductory chapters in reputable Quantum Mechanics textbooks for foundational knowledge.
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I am seeking resources that cover the Mathematics of Quantum Mechanics in order to prepare for an exam. The course is not rigorously mathematical, and as such, I am looking for materials comprehensible to the average Physics student. Websites, books, online courses/lecture notes are all acceptable.

In particular, it would be good if the following topics are covered:

Hilbert Spaces, Operators (Unitary, Hermitian, Projection etc.), Tensor Products, Angular Momentum & Rotation, Density Matrices

Any suggestions at all would be appreciated.
 
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