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Crash Course on Quantum Mechanics

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This lecture provides a crash course on quantum mechanics, covering topics such as vector spaces, superposition principle, Dirac's notation, states of a system, Hilbert space, observables, self-adjoint operators, and inner product. It also discusses properties of self-adjoint operators, norm of vectors, orthomormal basis, and the relevance of the state's norm.

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