Quantum Mechanics 1100-2AF23

Knowledge:

- knowledge of physical phenomena demonstrating incompatibility of classical physics with microscopic world

- mastering basic notions and mathematical formalism of quantum mechanics

- comprehension of the quantum picture of physical quantities, such as energy or angular momentum

Skills:

- solving standard problems in nonrelativistic quantum mechanics

- describing quantum phenomena using simple mathematical models

- explaining effects resulting from wave-particle duality and quantum interference

There will be four written tests:
test I - 9-13, room ???
test II - 9-13, room ???
written exam on the first date - 9am-1pm, room ???
written exam on the second date - ??? September, 9am-1pm, room ???

Each written test will consist of the following elements:
4 tasks - 20 points in total.
During the entire written test, you may have an A4 sheet of paper with you, written on one or both sides in any way you like.

Assessment criteria

3 [30.40) points
3+ [40-45) points
4 [45-50) points
4+ [50-55) points
5 [55-60] points

The oral exam serves to improve the grade by a maximum of one grade (e.g., from 4 to 5). Failure of the oral exam lowers the grade by one grade.

Attendance at tests and exams is mandatory, and any absence must be justified within 7 days after the test. An unjustified absence is equivalent to a score of 0 on the test.

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1. L. Schiff, Quantum Mechanics.

2. L.D. Landau and E.M. Lifszyc, Quantum Mechanics.

3. R.L. Liboff, Introductory Quantum Mechanics.

Problems:

Rocco Schiavilla, Quantum mechanics through problems

Additional information (registration calendar, class conductors, localization and schedules of classes), might be available in the USOSweb system:

• Description of 1100-2AF23 in USOSweb