QM for Mathematicians - Does a Book Exist?

[quasar987]

Does anyone know of a "quantum mechanics for mathematician" book?

I've seen "E&M for mathematicians" and "Relativity (special and general) for mathematician" books and like those, but I saw no QM ones.

Online or paper, doesn't matter. Does one exists?

Thanks

 

[Dr Transport]

von Neumann's text would be the one to look at, so would Diracs' to start.

 

[Hurkyl]

Did you try the links repository right here on PF?

https://www.physicsforums.com/local_links.php?catid=54

There's an entry "Modern Physics for Mathematicians".

 

[George Jones]

Does anyone know of a "quantum mechanics for mathematician" book?

I've seen "E&M for mathematicians" and "Relativity (special and general) for mathematician" books and like those, but I saw no QM ones.

Online or paper, doesn't matter. Does one exists?

Thanks

Quantum Mechanics and the Particles of Nature: An Outline for Mathematicians by Anthony Sudbery.

Quantum Field Theory for Mathematicians by Robin Ticciati.

Too tired to say more right now; I'll try and write a bit more about these books tomorrow.

 

[quasar987]

von Neumann looks nice judging from the table of content.

Unfortunately Hurkyl, the link is dead. :(

Thanks GJ, I add those to my list of books to check out!

 

[neutrino]

Hurkyl's link links to the Links section of PF. Go to the menu on top ->Links->Physics Resources->Quantum Mechanics.

Btw, the link is not dead. :)