Lecture

Quantum Bosons: Second Quantification

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This lecture covers the second quantification of bosons in quantum physics, focusing on perturbation theory, proper states and values, and the concept of undegenerated states. The instructor explains how to solve problems related to clean states and varying parameters, providing a detailed analysis of the theory behind quantum bosons.

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