Quantum Mechanism (I)
<br>http://www.phys.sinica.edu.tw/TIGP-
<br>NANO/Course/2013_Fall/2013_Fall_Quantum%20Mechanism_I.html
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<br>Credits: 3
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<br>Lecturer: Li, Ching-Teh 李慶德教授
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<br>Class hour: Wednesday, 9:10-12:00
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<br>Classroom: Room 517, Dept of Physics, NTU
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<br>Purpose of the course:
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<br>The course is intended to give the students a basic training in quantum mechanics. 
<br>In the first semester we learned the necessary mathematical tools, developed the 
<br>subject from the postulates of quantum mechanics, and addressed the indispensable 
<br>preliminaries. In this coming second semester of the course, the emphasis of the 
<br>course will be on the second half of the following textbook.
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<br>Outline:
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<br>Symmetry and their consequences
<br>Rotational invariance and angular momentum
<br>The hydrogen atom
<br>Spin
<br>Addition of angular momenta
<br>Variational and WKB methods
<br>Perturbation theories
<br>Scattering theory
<br>Textbook:
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<br>Principles of Quantum Mechanics, Second Edition, by R. Shankar, (Plenum)
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<br>References:
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<br>Quantum Physics, Second Edition, by Stephen Gasiorowicz, (Wiley)
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