Self-Study Graduate Quantum Theory with Sakurai: Lecture Notes and Resources

[maNoFchangE]

Hello science buddies,

This is my first post in this forum. Ok let me get to the point directly, currently I self-study graduate level quantum theory and the main book I'm using is Sakurai's. But I think for self studying it's better to also have a look at lecture notes, first because it's much shorter and second lecture notes can serve as an outline that contains topics taught in most university. From lecture notes, I can decide which points I should put more stress on over the others. So can somebody please direct me the links of lecture notes with the main reference on Sakurai's book? I have found one on MIT's opencourseware by Prof. Taylor but his lecture notes are handwritten, if possible I want a typed one.
Actually I have been feeling I can already get along with this book so I prefer not to switch to another book.

 

[Niflheim]

I don't know what the lecture using Sakurai's book is, but I can definitely recommend you check out the Feynman Lectures on Physics if you want a bit of a different perspective.

http://www.feynmanlectures.caltech.edu/

 

[TomServo]

Shankar's book is much much better for self-study, IMO. McIntyre is a good companion to Sakurai though.

 

[maNoFchangE]

Can you please write the complete title of this book from McIntyre?

 

[Cruz Martinez]

I don't know what the lecture using Sakurai's book is, but I can definitely recommend you check out the Feynman Lectures on Physics if you want a bit of a different perspective.

http://www.feynmanlectures.caltech.edu/

Feynman's lectures are below graduate level.

 

[Niflheim]

Feynman's lectures are below graduate level.

Yeah, but they're still good for review and filling in knowledge gaps or anything

 

[TomServo]

Quantum Mechanics by McIntyre