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Quantum Mechanics Basics

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This lecture covers the basics of quantum mechanics, focusing on solving the non relativistic Schrodinger equation for many electron systems using the Bohr-Eppenheimer approximation. The instructor discusses the Hamiltonian, one body and two body terms, and the need for a many electron wave function. The lecture also touches on atomic units, the Born-Oppenheimer approximation, and the variation principle.

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