Heisenberg's Quantum Mechanics
One of the most interesting aspects of the book is the way in which the subjects are presented having in mind a couple of prevailing guiding questions: why and where is this formulation of quantum mechanics more useful than others? And how can the formalism be applied in specific circumstances? I particularly enjoyed the chapters on scattering and diffraction, where concepts from the wave picture are used but then applied in a determinantal framework. In general, Heisenberg's Quantum Mechanics is a great complement to other books in the sense that it expands on areas that are usually discussed using different tools. -- Contemporary Physics "Contemporary Physics"--This text refers to theHardcoveredition.