Quantum Physics, 4.5 credits
Contents
The course starts with a description of the experiments and ideas that led to the theory of quantum mechanics. The wave function, its probability interpretation and the Schrödinger equation are introduced and applied to one-dimensional problems. The quantum mechanical description of the hydrogen atom and the quantum numbers for angular momentum and spin are introduced. The structure and the properties of atomic nuclei are treated, as well as nuclear reactions, fission, fusion and various types of radiation. The course includes a theory part of 3,5 ECTS credits and an experimental laboratory part of 1,0 ECTS credits.
Required Knowledge
A first course in differential equations.
Literature
Griffiths David J.q (David Jeffery)
Introduction to quantum mechanics
2. ed. :
Upper Saddle River, NJ :
Pearson Prentice Hall :
2004, c2005 :
ix, 468 s.b ill. :
ISBN: 0-13-111892-7 (inb.)
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Griffiths David J.q (David Jeffery)
Introduction to quantum mechanics
2. ed. :
Upper Saddle River, NJ :
Pearson Prentice Hall :
2004, c2005 :
ix, 468 s.b ill. :
ISBN: 0-13-111892-7 (inb.)
Mandatory
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