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Syllabus of the course: Quantum Mechanics I
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Code | Φ-303 |
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Type | A |
ECTS | 7 |
Hours | 6 |
Semester | Winter |
Instructor | P. Rakitzis |
Program | Tuesday, 09:00-11:00,Amphitheater X/P Wednesday, 11:00-13:00, Amphitheater B Thursday 09:00-11:00,Amphitheater X/P |
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Goal of the course | The course is intended for third-year undergraduates and its purpose is to give a rather complete presentation of non-relativistic quantum mechanics. |
Syllabus | Fundamental Principles of Quantum Machanics:
Dynamical variables – Measurement Theory – Εquations of Motion, Mathematical Tools of Quantum Mechanics: Function Spaces – Operators – Dirac Formalism Simple Dynamical Systems: Free Particle – One-dimensional Potentials – Harmonic Oscillator Angular Momentum – Central Potentials: Angular Momentum Operators – Solutions of the Equations of Motion, Spin – Identical Particles: Existence of Spin – Description of Spin – Spin/Statistics Hydrogen Atom: Solution of the Equations of Motion – Corrections/Applications Introduction to Perturbation Theory: Kinds of Perturbations & General Methodology – Simple applications |
Bibliography | 1. «Κβαντομηχανική ΙΙ» - Στ. Τραχανάς, Πανεπιστημιακές Εκδόσεις Κρήτης, Νοέμβριος 2008 2. «Εισαγωγή στην Κβαντομηχανική» - K. Ταμβάκης, Leader Books, 2003 |
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