Lecture

Quantum Mechanics: Second Quantization Part 3

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This lecture covers the concept of second quantization in quantum mechanics, focusing on the mathematical formalism and applications. Topics include creation and annihilation operators, occupation number basis, and the quantization of fields. The lecture also discusses the process of quantizing particles and the creation of other particles through annihilation. The instructor explains the principles behind second quantization and its significance in describing quantum systems.

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Physics

Quantum mechanics: Mathematical formulation of quantum mechanics

Particle physics: Standard Model

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