Lectures related to Wave function

Explores the wave-particle dualism in quantum mechanics and the quantification of energy levels in atoms.

Explores the electronic structure of the hydrogen atom, covering radial wave functions, quantum numbers, and orbital sublayers.

Covers the measurement of observable eigenvalues and the importance of complete orthonormal sets.

Covers the stochastic Schrödinger equation, Lindblad equation, and continuous measurements in quantum optics.

Explores the wave function, Schrödinger equation, classical-quantum mechanics relationship, and eigenvalue problem in quantum physics.

Explores the solutions to the Schrödinger Equation in Quantum Chemistry, emphasizing wavefunction properties and energy quantization.

Explores quantum bound states, wave functions, energy levels, and potential energy in quantum systems.

Explores quantum bound states, energy levels, and superposition in molecular bonding.

Explores spin-wave computing, magnonic nanostructures, and wave-based computing applications, emphasizing low-power, nonlinear computing potential.

Explores quantum mechanics, emphasizing the harmonic oscillator and particle confinement in a box.

Covers the fundamentals of quantum mechanics and the behavior of particles at the quantum level.

Covers harmonic oscillations, energy eigenstates, and the stationary Schrödinger equation in wave mechanics.

Explores wave functions, quantum numbers, and orbital shapes in the electronic structure of atoms.

Covers Many-Body Perturbation Theory as a method to treat electron correlation effects.

Explores solutions of the Schrodinger Equation for different systems and discusses wave-particle duality, energy states, and quantum effects.

Explores eigenfunctions and operators in quantum chemistry, emphasizing their significance in understanding bound states.

Covers Møller-Plesset perturbation theory, focusing on energy corrections and Slater-Condon rules.

Introduces quantum mechanics basics, including wave-particle duality and Dirac notation.

Explores position and momentum operators, eigenstates, and probability density in three dimensions.

Explores the principles of quantum mechanics, including discrete light properties and wave-particle dualism.