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Quantum Mechanics: Particles and Interactions

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This lecture covers the fundamentals of quantum mechanics, focusing on particles and their interactions. Topics include Coulomb and exchange integrals, overlap of wave functions, and the identification of identical particles. The lecture also delves into the concept of spin and its implications in quantum mechanics.

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