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Physics 451. Quantum mechanics I Fall 2012. Dec 5, 2012 Karine Chesnel. Homework. Final exam. Wednesday Dec 12 , 2012 7am – 10am C 285. Quantum mechanics. Last assignment HW 24 Thursday Dec 6 5.15, 5.16, 5.18, 5.19. 5.21. Quantum mechanics. Class evaluation. Please fill
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Physics 451 Quantum mechanics I Fall 2012 Dec 5, 2012 Karine Chesnel
Homework Final exam Wednesday Dec 12, 2012 7am – 10am C 285 Quantum mechanics • Last assignment • HW 24 Thursday Dec 6 • 5.15, 5.16, 5.18, 5.19. 5.21
Quantum mechanics Class evaluation Please fill the class evaluation survey online Quiz 34: 5 points
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Free electron gas Fermi surface Quantum mechanics Solid Quantum pressure Bravais k-space
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Solids Bloch’s theorem Quantum mechanics Dirac comb V(x)
Solids Quantum mechanics Circular periodic condition V(x) x-axis “wrapped around”
Solids Quantum mechanics Solving Schrödinger equation V(x) a 0
Solids or Quantum mechanics Boundary conditions V(x) a 0
Solids • Discontinuity of Quantum mechanics Boundary conditions at x = 0 V(x) a 0 • Continuity of Y
Solids Band structure Quantum mechanics Quantization of k: Pb 5.18 Pb 5.19 Pb 5.21
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Quiz 33 Quantum mechanics A material has q=3 valence electrons / atoms. In which category will it fall according to the 1D dirac periodic potential model? A. Conductor B. Insulator C. Semi-conductor
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Position - momentum Quantum mechanics The uncertainty principle Finding a relationship between standard deviations for a pair of observables Uncertainty applies only for incompatible observables
Derived from the Heisenberg’s equation of motion Special meaning of Dt Quantum mechanics The uncertainty principle Energy - time
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Quantization of the energy Bohr radius Quantum mechanics The hydrogen atom
E 0 E4 E3 Energy transition Paschen E2 Balmer E1 Rydberg constant Lyman Quantum mechanics The hydrogen atom Spectroscopy Energies levels
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Quantum mechanics The spin
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Periodic table Quantum mechanics Filling the shells 2 2 6
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Good luck for finals And Merry Christmas! Quantum mechanics Thank you for your participation!