Lecture

Symmetry and Group Theory

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Description

This lecture covers topics related to symmetry and group theory, focusing on the application of group theory in chemistry. The content includes identifying symmetry elements in molecules, matrix representations for reflections, rotation matrices, and normal modes. The lecture also delves into the concept of irreducible representations, normal coordinates, and the separation of the harmonic oscillator problem. Practical exercises and examples are provided to enhance understanding.

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