Lecture

Time-Independent Perturbation Theory: Degenerate Case

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This lecture covers the theory of time-independent perturbations, focusing on the degenerate case. Topics include disturbance theory, quantum physics, and the application of perturbation theory in quantum mechanics. The instructor discusses the challenges and solutions in dealing with degenerate systems.

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