Lecture

Computational Quantum Physics

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Description

This lecture covers the computational methods used in solving quantum physics problems, focusing on exact diagonalization and discretization techniques in space. It discusses central difference schemes, spectral methods, and the importance of finding eigenvalues. The instructor explains the process of reducing quantum problems to one dimension and the use of symmetries to simplify calculations.

Instructor

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Official source

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