Where to Find Beginner to Advanced Quantum Physics Resources Online?

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Comprehensive resources for studying Quantum Physics are sought, particularly for beginners with limited mathematical background. Recommendations include online tutorials, lectures, and textbooks that cover the subject from basic to advanced levels. A notable suggestion is the textbook "Modern Physics" by Tipler, which is praised for its thoroughness. Additionally, there is interest in Quantum Computing and Quantum Communication, emphasizing the importance of introductory textbooks as valuable investments for foundational understanding.
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Hallo,
Thesedays I am looking for some comprehensive resources for studying Quantum Physics. Since I am not a physicist, I don't have very good understanding for Quantum Physics. I have been searching the internet for Quantum Physics but so far I could find any comprehensive material on the subject.
I, therefore, require anyone who can recommend me the online toturials (pdf), lectures, books (pdf) and websites about the Quantum Physics which can help me understanding this subject from basic level (without or little mathematics) to the advanced level (any level of mathematics). I also want to get information about Quantum Computing, particularly, Quantum Communication.
 
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The best thing you really could do is to pic up a introductionary textbook. There is no replacement for that so they are well worth the money.

Modern physics by Tipler is very good.
 

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