Lecture

Particle in a Central Potential

Description

This lecture covers the concept of a particle in a central potential, exploring the mathematical framework and eigenstates of the Hamiltonian operator. It delves into spherical coordinates, kinetic energy, and the central potential's impact on the particle's behavior.

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