Quantum Mechanics I · Physics
Griffiths quantum - part 1, followed quite closely. Primarily wavemechanics through to hydrogen atom (though only in its basic sol'n)
a physical understanding of linear algebra, dirac algebra.
Quantum mechanics, the basic theory of wavefunctions and spins, ending with hydrogen atom and angular momentum.
Lots of math, but despite the title of the course, it was taught in a purely mathematical way with little to no conceptual knowledge.
1D QM Potential Problems, 3D QM Hydrogen Atom Stuff, and all the Maths in-between.
In this course, I learned the basic concepts of QM and how to solve simple problems which incorporate these concepts.
A decent amount of stuff. Spin states, uncertainty principle, etc
intro to quantum mechanics, solving for eigen values and eigen function of the Schrodinger equation, solving different types of potentials, the hydrogen atom.
I am learning a lot about quantum mechanics.
Eigenfucntions, bound states, all the basics for quantum mechanics