PHYSICS 465D
Quantum Mechanics II
Kate ScholbergNotable faculty
Neutrino physicist who works on detecting supernova neutrinos. Source
Description from DukeHub
Advanced topics in quantum mechanics with applications to current research. Topics might include theory of angular momentum, role of symmetry in quantum mechanics, perturbation methods, scattering theory, the Dirac equation of relativistic quantum mechanics, systems of identical particles, and quantum entanglement. Prerequisite: Physics 464.
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