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Quantum Mechanics - Lecture Notes

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Quantum Mechanics - Lecture Notes
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Publisher: Technion
Number of pages: 570

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Contents: Hamilton's Formalism of Classical Physics; State Vectors and Operators; The Position and Momentum Observables; Quantum Dynamics; The Harmonic Oscillator; Angular Momentum; Central Potential; Density Operator; Time Independent Perturbation Theory; Time-Dependent Perturbation Theory; WKB Approximation; Path Integration; Adiabatic Approximation; The Quantized Electromagnetic Field; etc.

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