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Quantum Physics I

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This lecture introduces the fundamental concepts of Quantum Physics, covering topics such as the Geiger-Marsden and Stern-Gerlach experiments, classical magnetic moments, and the quantization of observables. The instructor recommends key books and resources for further study.

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