Lecture

Quantum Mechanics Basics

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Description

This lecture covers the basics of quantum mechanics, including the justification of the momentum operator, the de Broglie relation, wavelength of objects, examples of particle wavelengths, electron microscopes, wave behavior of particles, atomic structure, the atom, and the hydrogen-like atom.

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Physics

Quantum mechanics: Topics in quantum mechanics

Particle physics: Standard Model

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