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Mathematics for Quantum Physics
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# Math for
q
uantum
# Math for
Q
uantum
!!! summary "Learning goals"
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- solve mathematical problems encountered in the follow-up courses of the minor.
- explain Hilbert spaces of (in)finite dimension.
Mathematics for
q
uantum
m
echanics gives you a compact introduction and review
*
Mathematics for
Q
uantum
M
echanics
*
gives you a compact introduction and review
of the basic mathematical tools commonly used in quantum mechanics. Throughout
the course we
have kept
quantum mechanics applications in mind, but at the
core this is still a math course. For this reason, applying what you learned
the course
,
we
keep
quantum mechanics applications in mind, but at the
core
,
this is still a math course. For this reason, applying what you learned
to examples and exercises is
**crucial**
!
Each lecture note comes with an extensive set of exercises
. E
ach exercise is labeled
according to difficulty:
Each lecture note comes with an extensive set of exercises
, and e
ach exercise is labeled
according to
its
difficulty:
-
[:grinning:] easy
-
[:smirk:] intermediate
-
[:sweat:] difficult
In these notes our aim is to provide learning materials which are:
In these notes
,
our aim is to provide learning materials which are:
-
self-contained
-
easy to modify and remix, so we provide the full source, including the code
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