Recommendation of a good math based quantum physics text

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For those interested in expanding their knowledge of quantum physics, particularly with a math-based approach, recommendations for accessible and understandable textbooks are sought. The discussion highlights the importance of finding a book that effectively guides readers through the complexities of quantum mechanics without overwhelming them. A suggestion is made to explore existing threads in the science book forum, where numerous resources and recommendations for quantum mechanics textbooks are available. This indicates a wealth of information for those looking to delve into the subject.
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I have taken several classical physics courses and am now interested in expanding my knowledge of the field during my personal time. I am therefore wondering if anyone has recommendations for a good math based quantum physics text to introduce me to the branch of quantum mechanics. I do not care so much as to the depth of the book on the subject as I am with one that is easy to understand (a book that will guide you by the hand so to speak).
 
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