Postulates of Quantum Mechanics

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This lecture covers the postulates of Quantum Mechanics, including self-adjoint operators, linear operators, eigenvalues, eigenvectors, completeness, Dirac's notation, and the concept of Hermitian operators. It explains the mathematical notation used in Quantum Mechanics and the importance of self-adjoint operators in quantum systems.

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