量子力學

Quantum Mechanics (535366) and Statistical Mechanics (535368) are combined classes to teach quantum mechanics. In this class, I will teach introductory part of quantum mechanics. I will teach the other part in Statistical Mechanics (535368). As well-known, quantum physics is the basic scholar of modern science and technologies. It may be difficult for anyone to be a premier in nanotechnologies without the precise knowledge of quantum physics. However, what is "quantum" appears quite strange to beginners. This class is then an introductory quantum physics for engineering students. In particular, we will hit what/how many guys misunderstand about quantum physics. For example, to solve Schrodinger equation differs from to know quantum physics. This just corresponds to the essence of quantum physics. In quantum mechanics (535366), we will discuss mainly one quantum particle systems (ex., an electron). In Statistical Mechanics (535368), we will discuss many quantum particles system. NOTE: strongly recommend to attend the Statistical Mechanics (535368), too, to learn the other 50 %. I illustrate: 1) relationship between quantum mechanics and device engineering, 2) what the wavefunction is. 3) what to solve Schrodinger equation is.--- what the observation is. 4) several methods to solve Schrodinger equation.

To lean Statistical Mechanics (not Statistics in Mathematics) Statistical Mechanics and Statistics are totally different. A good knowledge of the following subject is required in order to do well in the course. - introductory physics - introductory electronics - Linear Algebra - Calculus/Differential Equations

The lectures will be given in blackboard writing and power point presentation. All reports and questions should be made in English.

學期作業: Lecture, 5 Home Works, Mid-Term Event, Final Report 考試 & 評量(比重%) : Home Work (50%) Mid-Term Event (20%) Final Report (30%)

Reference books: [1] R. Feynman, R. B. Leighton, and M. Sands, “The Feynman Lecture on Physics III”, Pearson & Addison-Wesley, 2005. [2] P. A. M. Dirac, “The principles of quantum mechanics (International Series of Monographs on Physics)”fourth edition, 1958, Oxford at the Clarendon Press. [3] A. S. Grove, “Physics and technology of semiconductor devices”, John Wiley & Sons, 1967.

地點

MIRC 814 電子與資訊研究中心 814

時間

By email appointment

聯絡方式

hwhpnabe@nycu.edu.tw