Titlebook: Quantum Mechanics I; Alberto Galindo,Pedro Pascual Textbook 19901st edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1990 collision.particles.qua

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The Wave Function,ith clarity in mind, we have referred to concrete functional realizations of these spaces [for example, L.(..) to describe electrons without spin] in which some basic observables have specific representations such as multiplication by the independent variable of the function or -i.?, etc.

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One-Dimensional Problems,by analyzing some simple problems, which will aid us in becoming familiar with some of the techniques used in QM. In addition to its educational value, there is currently real interest in this subject due to the modern advances in microfabrication of semiconductors, which permit the design and contr

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Symmetry Transformations,quations of motion of a quantum mechanical system can display with respect to a given symmetry. Although the interest in these transformations already appears in classical physics, it is in quantum physics that they acquire greatest relevance, not only because of the physical characteristics of the

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The Physical Basis of Quantum Mechanics,lted in a combination of new hypotheses which, over the years, crystallized into what now constitutes quantum mechanics (QM). In this chapter we will discuss some of these phenomena, with the aim of developing a feeling for the fundamental concepts of QM.

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Two-Particle Systems: Central Potentials, It is of interest to introduce the center of mass position operator . and the relative position operator . defined by . The canonically conjugate variables are . i.e., the total and relative momenta, respectively.

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