Suggested #1:
Principles of
Quantum Mechanics (second edition)
by R Shankar
Publisher: Univ Science Books
Suggested #2
Quantum Mechanics
by Eugene D. Commins
Suggested #3
Modern Quantum
Mechanics
by J.J. Sakurai
also now in paperback
Advanced:
Lectures on Quantum Mechanics
Steven Weinberg
Cambridge University Press, 2013
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