Week 09-10
Learning Outcomes:
- After presenting the formalism of quantum mechanics in the previous lessons, we are now well equipped to apply it to the study of physical problems.
- Here we apply the Schrödinger equation to one-dimensional problems.
- These problems are interesting since there exist many physical phenomena whose motion is one dimensional.
- The application of the Schrödinger equation to one-dimensional problems enables us to compare the predictions of classical and quantum mechanics in a simple setting.
- In addition to being simple to solve, one-dimensional problems will be used to illustrate some nonclassical effects in these lessons.
Learning Plan:
Lecture 01: Introduction to a one-dimensional(1D) problem
Lecture 02: Studying the properties of 1D problems.
Lecture 03: Discussion of Discrete and continuous spectrums.
Lecture 04:Studying the symmetric potentials and parity.
Lecture 05: Problems
Lecture 06: Free Particle