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    Code/Dates PHTHQ1.BA.Nr. 175 Version: 02.12.

    10 Start: WS 2011
    Name Quantum Theory I
    Responsible Last Name Kortus First Name Jens Title Prof. Dr. rer. Nat. habil.
    Lecturer(s) Last Name Kortus First Name Jens Title Prof. Dr. rer. Nat. habil.
    Institute(s) Theoretical Physics
    Duration 1 semester
    Competencies Students will get familiar with basic physical relationships in the
    context of quantum theory, and will be qualified to formulate these
    mathematically.
    Contents Starting with experimental results giving evidences of the need
    quantum mechanics to model the microscopic world, a brief
    introduction containing the Schrödinger equation, the theory of
    Hilbert space, linear and Hermitian operators, particles with spin
    and many-body systems (bosons, fermions ) is given. A
    qualitative understanding of the chemical bond is taught. The
    infinite potential well, the potential barrier (tunneling), the
    harmonic oscillator and the hydrogen atom will be discussed. The
    angular momentum operators will be defined and their properties
    discussed. Approximation methods (variational calculus,
    perturbation theory) will be tackled by example.
    During the practical courses, after a short introduction on the use
    of Mathematica, this software will be used to solve mathematical
    and physics related problems.
    Literature Claude Cohen-Tannoudji: Quantum Mechanics Vol. 1
    Types of Teaching Lecture (2 SWS); Exercise (2 SWS); Practical Exercise (2 SWS)
    Lectures are given in English
    Pre-requisites Basic knowledge in theoretical mechanics and algebra.
    Applicability Master degree in Computational Materials Science,
    Geoinformatics and Geophysics, Electronic- and Sensor
    Materials, Diploma in Applied Mathematics and Bachelor degree
    Applied Natural Science
    Frequency Every winter semester
    Requirements for The exam will be oral (duration 30 min) in case of less than 12
    Credit Points students. Otherwise it will be a written exam (duration 120 min).
    Precondition of the exam will be a certificate from the exercises.
    Credit Points The course has a value of 6 credit points.
    Grade The corresponding mark is the result of the oral examination.
    Workload The course requires 180 hours split into 90 hours of personal
    attendance and 90 hours of private study.

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