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PY 781 Quantum Mechanics I
Fundamental concepts and formulations, including interpretation and techniques. Application of theory to simple physical systems, such as the free particle, the harmonic oscillator, the particle in a potential well, and central force problems. Other topics include approximation methods, identical particles and spin, transformation theory, symmetries and invariance, and an introduction to quantum theory of scattering and angular momentum.
Typically offered in Fall only
Physics (PhD)
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1 Excludes聽 笔驰听781 , and the Qualifying-Examination courses. 2 41 additional credit hours are required for a Ph.D. However, only 23 are required for students with a previous related MS degree. These can include optional electives. 3 Students that take the optional 笔驰听781 Quantum Mechanics I course may apply those credits to the Additional Credit Hours required.