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Episodes


Resonant transmission

Schrödinger equation for hydrogen

Half-width and time delay

Rydberg atoms

Effective potential and boundary conditions at r=0

Orbits in the hydrogen atom

More on the hydrogen atom degeneracies and orbits

Necessity of complex numbers

de Broglie’s proposal

Number operator and commutators

Levinson's theorem, part 2

Angular momentum operators and their algebra

Ramsauer-Townsend phenomenology

More on superposition. General state of a photon and spin states

Mach-Zehnder interferometers and beam splitters

Excited states of the harmonic oscillator

Scattered wave and phase shift

Time delay and resonances

Translation operator. Central potentials
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