Hi Guys,

Could any of you recomend any books for someone who doesn't know much about quantum mechanics but wants to improve his knowledge with somthing not too complicated?

Assuming you know the content of a calculus based course in Physics I and II (mechanics and EM theory), you could easily handle the following introductory textbooks on QM:

 

Modern Physics, by Krane

Modern Physics, by Tipler

 

If you know some differential equations, you could handle:

 

Quantum Physics, by Eisberg and Resnick

Introduction to the Structure of Matter, by Brehm and Mullin

here:

http://www.scienceforums.net/forums/showthread.php?t=4699

and here:

http://www.scienceforums.net/forums/showthread.php?t=4277

 

are very similar threads for books on QM.

Thanks Guys i'll look into some of those

Quantum Mechanics: two volumes bound as one

by Albert Messiah

 

ISBN 0-486-40924-4

 

it's from Dover books

 

i got it for $30 american at borders(hell of a find for borders. they suck, but it's the best in the area)