Introduction to Quantum Mechanics

Lecture Notes for Quantum Mechanics F.H.L. Essler

The topics discussed in this lecture notes include: Probability Amplitudes and Quantum States, Operators and Observables, Position and Momentum Representations,Time Evolution in Quantum Mechanics,Wave mechanics, Harmonic Oscillators,Transformations and Symmetries,Heisenberg picture and Heisenberg equation of motion, Rotational invariance and angular momentum as a good quantum number,Position representation and angular momentum, Angular momentum and magnetic moments,Spin and total angular momentum,QM systems composed of two parts, Product States vs entangled states, Addition of angular momenta, EPR experiment and Bell inequalities, Position representation, Energy eigenvalues and emission spectra of hydrogen, Explicit form of the wave functions.

Author(s): F.H.L. Essler, The Rudolf Peierls Centre for Theoretical Physics, Oxford University

97 Pages

Lecture Notes in Quantum Mechanics by Doron Cohen

This book covers the following topics: The classical description of a particle, Hilbert space formalism, Group theory, Lie algebra, The Green function approach, The evolution operator, Scattering theory, Quantum mechanics in practice, Dynamics and driven systems.

Author(s): Doron Cohen

295 Pages

Lecture Notes in Quantum Mechanics by Salwa Alsaleh

This lecture note explains the following topics: Classical Mechanics, Abstract vector spaces, Functions as vectors, Postulates of Quantum Mechanics, The Wavefunction, The Uncertainty Principle, Scattering Theory, Stationary States, Angular Momentum, The Hydrogen Atom, Spin.

Author(s): Salwa Alsaleh

98 Pages

Quantum Mechanics Lecture Notes by Joel Franklin

This lecture note explains the following topics: Schrodinger’s Equation, Piecewise Potentials, Linear Algebra and Function Space, Angular Momentum and Spin, Multiple Particles, Perturbation Theory – Fine Structure, Time Dependent Perturbation Theory, Relativistic Quantum Mechanics: The Dirac Equation.

Author(s): Joel Franklin

NA Pages