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I have a good enough grasp of basics of QM at the level of Griffiths and Binney. Anyways, I want to start a more advanced book. I have my heart set at starting one of the following
Dirac's "Principles of QM"
John von Neumann's "Mathematical Foundations of QM"
L. Ballentine's "QM: A Modern Development"
Pascual and Galindo's "QM: Vol 1"
Sakurai's "Modern QM"
Landau's "Non-relativistic QM"
Suggestions? I always prefer more mathematical and theoretical approach than calculational approach; no interest in problem solving whatsoever, so please suggest accordingly.
Dirac's "Principles of QM"
John von Neumann's "Mathematical Foundations of QM"
L. Ballentine's "QM: A Modern Development"
Pascual and Galindo's "QM: Vol 1"
Sakurai's "Modern QM"
Landau's "Non-relativistic QM"
Suggestions? I always prefer more mathematical and theoretical approach than calculational approach; no interest in problem solving whatsoever, so please suggest accordingly.