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Quantum Mechanics: Theory of physical problems

Other, , Prof. Donylee

Updated On 02 Feb, 19

Overview

Contents:
Theory of physical problems: Postulates of Quantum Mechanics - Time Evolution of a system - Time-Independent Schrdinger Equation "Square" Potentials-Bound States - Properties of one-dimensional motion - Unbound States - Properties of one-dimensional motion - Solutions to the 2nd-order Differential Equation - General Approach in solving problems - Wave solutions and Energy levels - Continuity and Boundary Conditions - Physical Meaning of Wave solutions - Stationary States - Wave Packets - Consolidating Quantum and Classical mechanics

Includes

Lecture 5: QM0.5 Bound States - Properties of one-dimensional motion

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Lecture Details

To study the dynamic properties of a single particle, we consider a potential V(x) general enough to allow for the illustration of all the required features.

First, we deal with bound states which occur whenever the particle cannot move to infinity such as the infinite square well potential and the harmonic oscillator.

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Excellent course helped me understand topic that i couldn't while attendinfg my college.

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