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_NOTES_ MIT8.04 Quantum Physics 1 PRLabour Notes

PRLabour’s note on MIT8.04 [part 6]

MIT8.04 [part6]

Interpretation of the wavefunction. Probability density, probability current. Current conservation. Hermitian operators.
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PRLabour’s note on MIT8.04 [part 5]

MIT8.04 [part5]

Matter wave for a particle. Momentum and position operators. Schrödinger equation.
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PRLabour’s note on MIT8.04 [part 4]

MIT8.04 [part4]

Galilean transformation of de Broglie wavelength. Wave-packets and group velocity.
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PRLabour’s note on MIT8.04 [part 3]

MIT8.04 [part3]

Photoelectric effect. Compton Scattering. de Broglie wavelength.
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_NOTES_ Assignments MIT8.04 Quantum Physics 1

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_NOTES_ MIT8.04 Quantum Physics 1 PRLabour Notes

PRLabour’s note on MIT8.04 [part 2]

MIT8.04 [part2]

Mach-Zehnder interferometer and Elitzur-Vaidman bomb
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PRLabour’s note on MIT8.04 [part 1]

MIT8.04 [part1]

Linearity and superposition, linear operator, Schrodinger equation, necessity of complex number, Mach-Zehnder interferometer, polarizer experiment and spin experiment…

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_NOTES_ 1.6 Strange Particles chapter1. historical introduction Particle Physics

1.6 Strange Particles $($1947~1960$)$

1.6 Strange Particles

Discovery of Kaon, “strangeness”, and its “conservation law”
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_NOTES_ 1.5 Neutrino chapter1. historical introduction Particle Physics

1.5 Neutrinos $($1930~1962$)$

1.5 Neutrinos

The indeterministic electron energy in beta decay raised a requirement of new particle produced in the reaction, recalling Powell’s emulsion picture indicates this new particle should be electrically neutral, eventually led to the family of leptons.
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notes on 1.5 Neutrinos [part5]
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_NOTES_ 1.4 Antiparticle chapter1. historical introduction Particle Physics

1.4 Antiparticle $($1930~1956$)$

1.4 Antiparticle

From Dirac’s discovery of negative energy solution to a resolution of a “infinite sea of electrons”, till introduction of antiparticle by Feynman and Stuckelberg
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