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Principle of Stationary Action & Euler-Lagrange Equations

Leonard Susskind · 1:49:46

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Legendre Transforms, Hamilton's Equations & Liouville's Theorem

Leonard Susskind · 1:48:02

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Introduction to Quantum Superposition

Allan Adams · 1:16:06

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Experimental Facts of Life — Photoelectric Effect, Double Slit & Bell

Allan Adams · 1:20:12

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States, Logic & Complex Vector Spaces

Leonard Susskind · 1:35:35

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Linear Operators, Eigenfunctions & The Schrödinger Equation

Allan Adams · 1:23:14

Experimental Facts of Life — Photoelectric Effect, Double Slit & Bell

Allan AdamsDistinguishedMIT

Associate Professor of Physics

1:20:12·2016·undergraduate level
Path step 4: Grounds wave-particle duality and Bell nonlocality in decisive experiments.

Surveys the empirical shocks that forced quantum mechanics into existence: Planck-Einstein quanta, Davisson-Germer electron diffraction, atomic spectra, and EPR/Bell nonlocality.

PhysicsQuantum MechanicsDouble-SlitPhotoelectric EffectBell's Theorem

MIT 8.04 Quantum Physics I, Spring 2013

In this lecture, Prof. Adams gives a panoramic view on various experimental evidence that indicates the inadequacy of pre-quantum physics. He concludes the lecture with a short discussion on Bell's inequality.

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Allan AdamsDistinguished

MIT Physics Faculty & Buechner Teaching Prize Recipient

Theoretical physicist and celebrated educator whose MIT 8.04 Quantum Physics I lectures are a benchmark in physics pedagogy.

1 course · 22 lecturesCanon
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