🔹 Step-by-Step Quantum Learning Plan
🟢 Step 1: Build a Strong Foundation (Beginner Level, No Math)
📖 Book: "Quantum: Einstein, Bohr, and the Great Debate about the Nature of Reality"
– Manjit Kumar
🎯 Goal: Understand the history and basic concepts of quantum mechanics.
✅ Read this to get an overview of why quantum mechanics exists and how it changed
science.
📖 Book: "QED: The Strange Theory of Light and Matter" – Richard Feynman
🎯 Goal: Learn how quantum mechanics works without math (Feynman explains it in a
fun way).
✅ After this, you will understand wave-particle duality, photons, and electron
behavior.
🔵 Step 2: Start Learning the Math of Quantum Mechanics (Intermediate Level)
📖 Book: "Quantum Physics: The Theoretical Minimum" – Leonard Susskind
🎯 Goal: Learn how to think like a physicist and understand basic quantum math.
✅ You will learn linear algebra, wavefunctions, and basic quantum states.
📖 Book: "Principles of Quantum Mechanics" – R. Shankar
🎯 Goal: Learn quantum mechanics with equations and real problem-solving.
✅ This will introduce you to Schrödinger’s equation, wavefunctions, and quantum
probability.
🔴 Step 3: Master Advanced Quantum Mechanics (Deep Math)
📖 Book: "Quantum Mechanics and Path Integrals" – Richard Feynman
🎯 Goal: Learn the real math of quantum physics (Path integral formulation).
✅ This book is used in real physics research and is essential for quantum computing
and AI.
📖 Bonus: "Quantum Field Theory for the Gifted Amateur" – Tom Lancaster
🎯 Goal: Learn how quantum mechanics applies to particles, space-time, and quantum
fields.
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You’ve got all the quantum books I recommended! 🚀 Now, since you want to first
build your science fundamentals before diving into quantum physics, here’s the best
step-by-step approach with book recommendations.
🔹 Step-by-Step Science Learning Plan (From Basics to Advanced)
🟢 Step 1: Science Fundamentals (Beginner Level, No Math)
📖 "A Short History of Nearly Everything" – Bill Bryson
🎯 Goal: Learn the history and basics of science (physics, chemistry, biology,
astronomy).
✅ This book explains how science developed from Newton to Einstein in a fun way.
📖 "Six Easy Pieces" – Richard Feynman
🎯 Goal: Understand the fundamental laws of physics (energy, motion, atoms).
✅ Feynman explains physics in simple terms, preparing you for deeper learning.
📖 "Concepts of Physics Vol. 1 & 2" – H.C. Verma (Optional, but great for problem-
solving!)
🎯 Goal: Learn Newton’s Laws, motion, thermodynamics, and electromagnetism with
exercises.
✅ This book is perfect for building problem-solving skills before learning
relativity and quantum.
🔵 Step 2: Deep Dive into Classical & Modern Physics (Intermediate Level)
📖 "The Feynman Lectures on Physics (Vol. 1, 2, 3)" – Richard Feynman
🎯 Goal: Master classical and modern physics (mechanics, electromagnetism,
relativity).
✅ The best physics lectures ever written! Start with Volume 1.
📖 "Special Relativity and Classical Field Theory" – Leonard Susskind
🎯 Goal: Understand Einstein’s relativity, space-time, and classical fields before
quantum mechanics.
✅ This book bridges the gap between classical and quantum physics.
📖 "Introduction to the Theory of Relativity" – Peter Bergmann (For relativity
lovers!)
🎯 Goal: Learn time dilation, black holes, and general relativity.
🔴 Step 3: Quantum Mechanics & Beyond (Advanced)
📖 Now, read the quantum books you downloaded:
Quantum: Einstein, Bohr, and the Great Debate about the Nature of Reality (History
& concepts)
QED: The Strange Theory of Light and Matter (Simple intro to quantum mechanics)
Principles of Quantum Mechanics – R. Shankar (Math & problem-solving focus)
Modern Quantum Mechanics – J.J. Sakurai (Advanced quantum theory)
Quantum Field Theory for the Gifted Amateur (Bridges quantum mechanics & particle
physics!)
🚀 What’s Next?
1 Start with "A Short History of Nearly Everything" to build general science
1️⃣
knowledge.
2️⃣ Read "Six Easy Pieces" & "Concepts of Physics" to get strong in classical
physics.
3️⃣ Move to relativity & advanced physics with "The Feynman Lectures" & "Special
Relativity and Classical Field Theory."
4️⃣ Then start quantum mechanics with the books you downloaded.
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