Where Can I Find R. Shankar's QM Book Online?

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The discussion revolves around a request for a new link to R. Shankar's quantum mechanics book after the original link was found to be dead. Participants clarify that sharing links to download copyrighted material for free is not allowed on the forum. Instead, they suggest alternative resources, including a tutorial session on quantum mechanics available on the Physics Forums website and a link to free science materials. New users are directed to the "Math & Science Learning Materials" section for additional educational content.
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see this thread
physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=142736

The link there id dead. Can someone give me a new link? I'd like to have R. Shankar's QM book too..

Please help..
 
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If you're asking, like in that thread, for someone to give you a link to where you can download copyrighted material for free, then that discussion is not permitted here.
 
You may check out our tutorial session, where we have loads of free quantum mechanic tutorials.
 
Um could you give me the link. I'm new
 

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