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NAQT UGK 2

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discrete values, Bohr model, energy levels, Max Planck, blackbodies, photons, Planck’s constant Quantization
a simultaneous combination of two or more discrete states. Copenhagen interpretation, observed , measurement, superposition state collapses, Schrödinger’s cat, Superposition
Diffraction pattern, Thomas Young’s double-slit experiment, Photoelectric effect, electrons, work function, Albert Einstein, Davisson-Germer Experiment, nickel crystal, Bragg's Law, de Broglie Wavelength. Wave-particle duality
Momentum, position, energy and time, Fourier transform, coherent states, Heisenberg's microscope. Heisenberg’s uncertainty principle
product of the standard deviation of position and momentum must be greater than Planck’s constant divided by 4 π. Heisenberg’s uncertainty principle
intrinsic angular momentum, integer or half-integer values, fermions and bosons(integer spins), Stern–Gerlach experiment Spin
potential energy barrier, exponentially decaying wavefunction, George Gamow, alpha particle, scanning tunneling microscopes, Coulomb barrier, Esaki diodes. Quantum Tunneling
principle of locality, spooky action at a distance, Einstein, Podolsky and Rosen , EPR Paradox, Bell's Theorem, hidden variables, Bell’s inequalities, quantum eraser experiment Entanglement
Fermions, same quantum state, antisymmetric wave functions, spin-statistics theorem , Electron degeneracy pressure Pauli Exclusion Principle
no two identical fermions can occupy the same quantum state at the same time. Pauli Exclusion Principle
is a state of matter formed when a low-density gas of bosons is cooled to temperatures very close to absolute zero. BEC
very high proportion, ground state, fifth state of matter, rubidium-87, 2001 Nobel Prize in Physics, Carl Wiemann and Eric Cornell, Ketterle, BEC
psi, Copenhagen interpretation, probability amplitude, probability density, particle in a box, infinite square well, sine wave, energy level, collapse the wavefunction, normalization, atomic orbital The wavefunction
observables, total energy, Hamiltonian, matrices, column vectors, eigenvalues Operators
is a function that measures the degree to which the two operators Commutator
commutative property, A B − B A, conserved quantity, Poisson bracket, Commutator
partial differential equation,time-dependent , time-independent forms., Newton’s second law, Ehrenfest’s theorem,quantum harmonic oscillator, hydrogen atom. perturbation theory, variational principle, WKB approximation The Schrödinger equation
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