Course mediaSemester: B 2021, 4 points
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תורת הקוונטים 1, 2023
About course - General
Topic outline
Topics
Course Plan
Week Topic Additional reading 1 Introduction to Quantum Mechanics, Wave packets and free particle motion. Chapter: 1,22 Wave packets and free particle motion. Schroedinger Equation. Chapter: 2,3 3 Schroedinger Equation. Chapter: 3 4 Schroedinger Equation, Quantum Harmonic Oscillator. Chapter: 3,5 5 Quantum Harmonic Oscillator. Chapter: 5 6 Quantum Harmonic Oscillator, Piecewise constant potentials. Chapter: 5,6 7 Piecewise constant potentials. Chapter: 6 8 Piecewise constant potentials. Chapter: 6 9 Piecewise constant potentials, Vector spaces and operators. Chapter: 6,9 10 Vector spaces and operators. Chapter: 9 11 Vector spaces and operators. Chapter: 9 12 Central forces and Angular Momentum. Chapter: 11,12 13 Central forces and Angular Momentum. Chapter: 11,12 14 The Hydrogen Atom. Chapter: 12
Textbooks
Textbook
Course book: Quantum Mechanics - Eugen Merzbacher- Library No. : QC 174.12.M47 1998
- Introduction to Quantum Mechanics (3th Edition) - David J. Griffiths Darrell F. Schroeter
- Quantum Mechanics (2nd Edition) Volume 1 - C. Tannoudji
- Introduction to Quantum Mechanics (3th Edition) - David J. Griffiths Darrell F. Schroeter
Lecture, Tutorial and office hours
Office hours
Name Day Hours Building/Room E-mail Prof. Mario Feingold Monday 18:30-20:30 54/005 mario@bgu.ac.il Tal Abadi Tuesday 11:00-12:00 54/222 talabadi@post.bgu.ac.il Lecture/Tutorial
90/125Group What? Name Day Hours Building/Room 1 Lecture Prof. Mario Feingold Monday 11:00-13:00 34/14 1 Lecture Prof. Mario Feingold Monday 16:00-18:00 34/114 11 TA Tal Adi Tuesday 12:00-14:00 90/135 12 TA Tal Adi Wednesday 15:00-17:00 90/238 Homework exercises
Reports
Course policy
Course Policy
- An assignment containing ~4 problems would be given ~weekly and submitted a day prior the upcoming class exercise.
- The assignments should be submitted ELECTRONICALLY.
- Submission of 8 of the home assignments is obligatory.
- For each missing assignment below 8 one point will be reduced from the final grade.
- For each extra assignment above 8 one point will be added to the final grade.
- Late or sloppy (that is, not a sufficient attempt) submissions WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED.
- You are required to report your performance. For each question of the assignment you should grade yourself according to the three options:
- A = I solved the question myself and got the correct answer.
B = I solved the question myself but made some mistakes.
C = I could not solve the problem myself and needed extra help to solve it.
- A = I solved the question myself and got the correct answer.
- Notice: these grades will only be used to follow your progress and will not affect your final grade.
FINAL GRADE = EXAM + (SUBMITTED-8)+BOUNUS POINTS
BOUNUS POINTS = 2(SUBMITTING 4 LAST ASSIGNMENTS)+2(SUBMITTING ALL ASSIGNMENTS)
Previous exams and formula sheet