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A request for a comprehensive book on quantum mathematics that covers topics from basic to advanced levels has been made, with an emphasis on finding free resources online. The discussion highlights the challenge of recommending suitable materials without understanding the individual's existing knowledge in mathematics and physics. This indicates the importance of tailoring educational resources to the user's background for effective learning in quantum mathematics.
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hi, i want a book that introduce the heading of quantum maths and explain their from basic to advanced.
if this book there is in internet free, please send it's link.
 
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sinaphysics said:
hi, i want a book that introduce the heading of quantum maths and explain their from basic to advanced.
if this book there is in internet free, please send it's link.

It's hard to recommend something without knowing your background in math and physics.
 

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