Mathematical Methods in Quantum Mechanics: With Applications to Schrödinger Operators (2nd ed.)
by Gerald Teschl · American Mathematical Society (Graduate Studies in Mathematics, Vol. 157)
Gerald Teschl's AMS graduate text, free as a PDF on his University of Vienna page. It develops Hilbert spaces, self-adjoint and unbounded operators, the spectral theorem, and Stone's theorem, then applies them to Schrödinger operators, the hydrogen atom, and scattering theory. Covers the quantum-mechanics side of the topic note with full proofs of the unbounded spectral theorem, where Kreyszig and Young stop.
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