Learning objectives
After this course the student will have a robust knowledge of quantum physics, enabling him/her to understand every sector of today physics
Prerequisites
Some previous knowledge of quantum physics is expected for proper understanding of this set of lectures
Course unit content
In the past 40 years it was possible to perform experiments that had been considered merely imaginary experiments, by the founders of quantum physics .<br />
Then the traditional way to teach quantum mechanics was reconsidered, some subjects and formalisms previously considered specialized topics are noe considered essential part of the course.<br />
New books have been written according to the shift of topics and formalism.<br />
Our course will follow the pattern of these new books.
Full programme
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Bibliography
K. Gottfried T-M. Yan, Quantum Mechanics : Fundamentals, Springer 2003.<br />
M. Le Bellac, Quantum Physics, Cambridge Univ. Press 2006.<br />
G. Auletta, M. Fortunato, G. Parisi, Quantum Mechanics, Cambridge Univ. Press 2009.
Teaching methods
The final grading will depend :<br />
30% on homeworks<br />
30% on the mid-semester written evaluation<br />
40 % on the final written evaluation
Assessment methods and criteria
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Other information
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