Lectures related to Quantum Physics I

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

Explores the Schrödinger equation in quantum physics, quantifying energy and stationary states of particles in space.

Explores harmonic oscillators, infinite wells, and the hydrogen atom's quantum physics.

Explores quantum mechanics principles, wave functions, energy quantization, and particle confinement in a box.

Covers quantum wells, coupled states, energy levels, and the implications for molecular formation.

Covers the quantization of the harmonic oscillator and its implications on the electromagnetic field, including vacuum energy effects.

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

Explores wave-particle duality in quantum physics, covering interference, matter waves, and energy quantization.

Explores the quantum harmonic oscillator, creation and annihilation operators, energy levels, and wave functions.

Explores the harmonic oscillator, energy conservation, wave packet spread, and dispersion effects in quantum physics.

Introduces the principles of quantum mechanics, focusing on particle confinement and energy quantization.

Explores the Schrödinger equation in a 1D potential well and its implications for energy states and wave functions.

Explores the fixed energy propagator, its analytic structure, boundary conditions, and applications in quantum systems.

Explains quantum mechanics principles, focusing on harmonic oscillators and probability distributions.

Explores the particle in a well of infinite potential and its implications on uncertainty, wave functions, and energy quantization.

Covers quantum chemistry topics such as tunneling, wave packets, and harmonic oscillators.

Covers the concept of the free particle in quantum mechanics and explores momentum, eigenstates, and wave packets.

Covers the calculation of the transmission coefficient for proton barrier penetration and its application in determining average passage time.

Covers the particle in a box, discussing wave functions and energy levels.

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