Title: Read this to miss out on Quantum Physics
Product review: I used this book for my intro to Quantum Physics class at Cornell. Although some of the problems are nice, the book itself blows. The topics are not covered in depth at all, kinda reads like an outline of another book rather than an independent textbook. So many topics are missing or the important parts of topics are just ignored (how can you not cover electron spin precession!?!) Well all I gotta say is that I wound up reading Feynman's Lectures On Physics and Eisberg and Resnick instead. Eisberg and Resnick is one of the best books that I seen on an intro to QP(it is very wordy, but you get all the nice detail, be it hard or easy). So I can't say F&T is a good book, but I'll give it 2 stars for the problems.
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