Lecture

Wave-Particle Duality & Schrodinger Equation

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Description

This lecture covers the wave-particle duality, where material particles exhibit wave properties, leading to quantum mechanical effects. It also delves into the Schrodinger equation, used to describe the dynamics of material waves and particles.

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