Lecture

Second Quantification of Fermions

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This lecture covers the second quantification of fermions, discussing states of n fermions, quantum physics principles, ventilation operators, annihilation rates, and the basis for the states of n terminus. It also explores the linear properties of fermions and the evidence supporting these concepts.

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Physics

Quantum mechanics: Topics in quantum mechanics

Particle physics: Standard Model

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