This lecture covers the time evolution of an oscillator in quantum physics, discussing concepts such as wave functions, stationary states, and Ehrenfest's theorem. It also explores excited states and their properties.
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Covers quantum mechanics exercises on spatial interference and coupling between oscillators, emphasizing independent problem-solving and the implications of measurement in quantum systems.
