Lecture

Perturbation Theory in Quantum Mechanics

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Description

This lecture covers the application of perturbation theory in quantum mechanics, focusing on the calculation of energy levels for a system undergoing a change of state. Starting with the independent time case, the instructor explains how to calculate the perturbation to the energy levels when the system is perturbed. The lecture also provides hints on solving specific exercises related to perturbation theory, guiding students through the process step by step.

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