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anyone got tips on studying for physics?

im back

I have to go pay rent, I'll be back in 20 mins, thanks Slereah.

sorry it took a while.

Heisenbergs uncertainty principle, then Schrodinger equation and normalization, time dependent and independent, infinite square well, expectation values, dirac notation, Hermitian operators, Adjoint operators, Commutators, Orthogonality and Eigenfunctions, The harmonic oscillator, Angular momentum, Spherical Polar Co-ordinates, Central Potentials, Hydrogenic atoms, Degeneracy, Multi-particle wavefunction, two electron systems, Time-independent perturbation theory, time-dependent quantum theory

hang on I can give you a list of stuff we are doing

yea undergraduate level

heh, what's a good way to study do you think? I have to pass exams in a month and a half.

is Griffiths introduction to QM a good book to study from?

ah

so what's it got to do with QM?

They start by talking about the polarization vector etc, something I've never seen in the lecture notes.

I'm studying QM & Electro for my undergraduate degree, and one of the books begins with polarization, and then quantum states, why would they do that? I've never seen polarization, it's very confusing.

I have a QM question

Is this just the general Physics talk chat?

heh

anyone here?

hey people