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Quantum Mechanics |
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Broadly
speaking, there are two alternative ways to introduce non-relativistic
quantum mechanics. Most physics students and instructors are familiar
with the approach centered on the mathematically complex Schrödinger
equation. But more than fifty years ago Richard P. Feynman showed us
an easier and more fundamental way.
The new teaching materials are based on the little book of popular lectures given by Richard Feynman: QED, The Strange Theory of Light and Matter (Princeton, 1985). DRAFT
software and DRAFT student exercises: |
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