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I am in a graduate class taught by a super genius who advises us to just keep rereading Gottfried (it's the sole text and all HW comes from it) if we don't understand.
Me and my classmates feel like we aren't learning QM because the text is inscrutable and the HW isn't teaching us anything.
Sakurai and Shankar don't really parallel Gottfried and are only occasionally help deciphering the HW.
Any advice on how to study Gottfried *and* simultaneously learn QM?
Me and my classmates feel like we aren't learning QM because the text is inscrutable and the HW isn't teaching us anything.
Sakurai and Shankar don't really parallel Gottfried and are only occasionally help deciphering the HW.
Any advice on how to study Gottfried *and* simultaneously learn QM?