Solving Problems in Quantum Mechanics, Stat Mech & Atomic Physics

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The discussion centers around recommendations for problem books similar to the LIM series, focusing on quantum mechanics, statistical mechanics, and atomic physics. Participants suggest utilizing Amazon's search function for more options. Specific titles mentioned include works by Krotov, Irodov, Saraeva, and Kosel, each known for their problem-solving approach. Additionally, "A Guide to Physics Problems" is highlighted as a valuable resource. The difficulty and types of problems in these books vary, catering to different levels of expertise.
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Are there any other good books such as LIM series which include solved problems on QM,Stat Mech & atomic physics ?
 
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yes, have you tried to use the search function on amazon? :)
 
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a straightforward ans will be of better help...WHY? should I have to do the job for you? I asked if you have tried to search for it, otherwise I could show you!
 
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There are many problem books:

Krotov, Irodov, Saraeva, Kosel: each of these authors wrote a problem book.
Also "A Guide to Physics Problems" is a very nice book.

They vary in difficulty and type of problems.
 

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