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Mathematics for Quantum Mechanics is an authoritative book for graduate physicists. The book discusses the mathematical basis of quantum mechanics, teaching students the necessary fundamentals required to execute problems efficiently and to understand the basics of the science with ease. The book is required reading for all students of quantum mechanics and helps them progress into an advanced course in the science. It helps readers understand the common operators used in the field, and teaches them about matrix calculations such as the calculation of Eigenvalues. In addition, the book covers Linear Vector Spaces, teaching students the required Vector mathematics they will need to understand how light behaves. The book is an indispensable and essential reference for all aspiring theoretical physicists and scientists. About J. D. Jackson John David Jackson is a Canadian-American physicist and Professor Emeritus at the University of California, Berkeley. He also serves as a faculty senior scientist emeritus at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory and is a member of the National Academy of Sciences. A celebrated scientist, Dr. Jackson studied at the University of Western Ontario and graduated from MIT, earning his Ph.D. in 1949. The J. D. Jackson Award for Excellence in Graduate Education was named in his honour by the American Association of Physics Teachers for his contributions to the field of physics.