Position and Momentum from Wavefunctions | Quantum Mechanics
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 มี.ค. 2018
- In this video, I define the expectation value of position for a wavefunction psi and use that to derive the expectation value of momentum as well as the expressions for the position and momentum operator. I then show that in general, any Classical Mechanics quantity can be determined from the wavefunction using a combination of the position and/or momentum operators.
There's quite a bit of math involved, so if you have any questions, let me know in the comments! Stay tuned for the next video (coming soon!) in which I will use the expressions for the momentum and position operators to derive the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle.
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Mate please hurry up with these videos, they are absolutely amazing!! Much appreciated, somehow the way you explain is the same way I learn things. Because I grasp everything in 1second from your lessons. Thanks a lot! I like the way you teach stuff, the detailed mathematical description. Simply perfect!
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this got to be the best lesson i have ever attended on QM
thank you for making these videos
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Your videos are amazing... can you plz elaborate or make a video on 'how you create these videos', i mean what all hardware n software needed...
Thanks for helping us to better understanding of quantum mechanics. Can you show us how to do for resolving the schrodinger equation for Hydrogene atom and for other atoms having several electrons with perturbation theory. Thanks again.
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would like you to share what kind of app you used to demonstrated the explanation ?
6.38 Doesnt the boundary limit apply to x in the first part of the solution of tbe integral? Then, doesnt it produce a infinityxcero indetermination??
Please make an video on Schrödinger and Heisenberg interaction pictures
Could you discuss the collapsing of the probability distribution to a delta function in a future video?
I discussed it briefly here (at about 5:03): th-cam.com/video/kUm4q0UIpio/w-d-xo.html&l=
sir please give lecture on step potential and particle in one dimensional box
Can momentum take a complex value? For position, Ψ*(x)Ψ(x) is pure real because their phases cancel. However, for momentum, I do not see why the equation should yield a real expected value. Love the video!
6:26 , shouldnt the limit be taken with x? But x goes to infinity even though phi goes to 0
Sir, please make a video on momentum space wave function
Why does the total derivative become a partial derivative when you move it inside the integral at 3:57?
because psi is in terms of x and t , not just x (explanation from Griffith's QM)
its called Leibniz integral rule, read more about it if you are interested why exactly
At 5:16: from where can you notice that?
At 8:41 in this video, you write the expectation value of momentum as the product of the mass and the (postulated) expectation value of velocity. But is this non-relativistic term for momentum applicable here? What about atoms where the electrons are moving such that expectation value of velocity
Shouldn't repeated measurement of the same system yield different results based on the probability density of the wavefunction, not the same exact state each time?
No, because measuring a system directly interferes with it and collapses the wavefunction (i.e. wavefunction collapse). I'd have to wait for the particle to reach steady state again before I'd get a different measurement based on the probability density of the wavefunction I originally collapsed, as I said in this video.
How u create these videos? Hardware n software ...pls suggest
Bro what app do you use
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Can you suggest me a good book to study these basics?
Griffith's is pretty nice for basic Quantum Mech. I'd start with that if I were you.
I do not get it. The convergence of the improper integral does not imply the convergence of the integrated function...
You're right, but pretty much every function that you'll see in Physics obeys that rule. I mentioned this in the description of the Schrodinger equation video. The only functions that have a convergent improper integral but themselves don't converge are exotic mathematical functions; we don't have to worry about those for a Physics course. Hope that helps!
Okay, thanks!
Quite fast but good explanation.
turn it on 0.75 then its better
How did derivative with respect to t turned to the derivative with respect to x
I used the Schrodinger equation to make that conversion. Here is the relevant part from the previous video: th-cam.com/video/kUm4q0UIpio/w-d-xo.html
Hope that helps!
At 10:30 you are missing a 'X' inside the integral
the 'X' is in parenthesis between the psi* and psi
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From 3:37 until 8:31 only hard-core math; no physics to be found there.
Felt like being underwater for 5 minutes
It's odd really...
i didn't understand....
I hate statictic..
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i disagree, the wave function as described is a function of time. You have implied that you have set up a physical system described by that wave function. If you sample from it (i.e. measure the position) and then repeat ad infinitum to aggregate an ensemble of measurements then the first moment is indeed the mean of the measurements. Speaking about wave function "collapse" in the first 2 minutes of explanation is introducing an interpretation of QM that is completely unnecessary here and it confuses the reader. Think of the wave function as described here as a likelihood function or conditional probability for the measurements system.
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I do not get it. The convergence of the improper integral does not imply the convergence of the integrated function...