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Perturbation Theory: Time-Independent Part 1

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This lecture covers perturbation theory, focusing on time-independent perturbations. Topics include non-degenerate cases, perturbation of energy levels, and useful applications of the theory. The instructor explains the theory step by step, providing examples and insights.

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