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Selection Rules<n'l'm'|z|nlm>= 0 unless m'=m <n'l'm'|x or y|nlm> =0 if m' != m +- 1 <<n'l'm'|r|nlm> = 0 if l' != l +- 1
Pertubation theory up until 1st Order energy correction to HamiltonianE'n = En + <Φ|H'|Φ>
Rayleigh Ritz Variation<Φ|H|Φ>/<Φ|Φ> >= E0
Can two particles be in the same single-particle state φ(r)?Distinguishable particles - yes, bosons - yes, fermions - no (Pauli's exclusion principle)
For two identical particles that do not interact with each other, what are the many-body wave functions that satisfy the correct symmetryBosons : Φ(r,r') proprtional to Φ1(r) Φ2(r') + Φ2(r) Φ1(r') Fermions : Φ(r,r') proprtional to Φ1(r)Φ2(r) - Φ2(r) Φ1(r') Distinguishable particles : Φ(r,r') = Φ1(r) Φ2(r')
Hamiltonian of a particle in an e field-∇H = qE
Pauli Spin matricesin x: opposite of identity matrix in y: -i in position (2,1) , i in position (1,2) in z: identity matrix but bottom right is -1
Relationship between potential A and B fieldB is the curl of A A is not unique for a value of B, as you can add any scalar field to A and B is the same
Hamiltonian of a charged particle in a mag field BH = (p-qA)^2/2m
Hamiltonian (very very basic definition)H = T + V, where T is kinetic E and V is potential energy