Vibration of Diatomic Molecules

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This lecture covers the second-order vibration of diatomic AB molecules, focusing on the equations of motion, reduced mass, and Fourier series. It also discusses the orthonormal basis of functions and Dirichlet's theorem. The instructor explains the computation of coefficients and the significance of using signs instead of Dirichlet's conditions.

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