Fall Term 2016 Quantum Mechanics - 5350 - PHYS 310 |
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Prerequisites/Notes: PHYS 225, MATH 210, and some exposure to quantum mechanics (e.g. PHYS 160, CHEM 470) Catalog Description : Develops the theoretical framework used to describe microscopic phenomena: wave-particle duality, wave functions, states and observables, Schrödinger equation, uncertainty relations, bound states, quantum scattering, angular momentum, spin, and stationary and time-dependent perturbation theories. PREREQUISITES: PHYS 260 or CHEM 470 and MATH 250 Attributes: GER Quantitative Analysis, 200-399 Foundation/Gateway Crs
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