Lecture

Vector Operators: Rotation and Quantum Mechanics

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This lecture covers the transformation of waves, rotation and vectors in quantum mechanics, including translations, representations of rotations, and the composition of vector operators. It also discusses moments, conjugation, and the rotation of domes.

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