
\begin{abstract}
These are, in main part, class notes from Jan Wehr's splendid fall 2007
mathematical physics (Math 541) course at the University of Arizona.  Some
additional reference material drawn from my other graduate coursework is added
as appendices.

This is very much a work under construction.  I expect general completeness
by end of term, with probably some final clean-up over the winter break.
\end{abstract}

%\begin{abstract}
%A brief introduction to quantum mechanics is presented, at a level appropriate
%to a general graduate student in mathematics.  I have a few goals:
%\begin{itemize}
%\item Create a sketch, or a collection of sketches, suitable for a
%Graduate Colloquium talk.  This would include some definitions and
%examples of probability density functions, Hilbert spaces, etc. --- showing
%the applicability, relevance, and (in some cases) historical origins
%of many topics in the pure-math curriculum.
%\item Summarize the content of Janek Wehr's splendid fall 2007 mathematical
%physics (Math 541) course at the University of Arizona.
%\end{itemize}
%\end{abstract}

