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Quantum Chemistry: Spin Operators

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This lecture covers the concept of spin operators in quantum chemistry, discussing their properties and commutation with orbital angular momentum operators. It explains the significance of fixed spin values, spin operators' inability to be expressed in position and momentum, and their commutation rules. The lecture also delves into the relationship between spin and orbital angular momentum, emphasizing the importance of understanding these operators in quantum mechanics.

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