Lecture

Central Potentials in Quantum Physics

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This lecture covers the concept of central potentials in quantum physics, discussing the mathematical expressions and commutation relations involved. It also delves into the diagonalization process and the kinetic energy operator, emphasizing the importance of normalization properties and asymptotic behavior.

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