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QM0.1: Postulates of Quantum Mechanics QM0.1: Postulates of Quantum Mechanics
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Video duration: 631 seconds

Welcome to GussianMath's module on Quantum Mechanics.
We start by briefly discussing the postulates of quantum mechanics - the minimum set of assumptions from which we'll build the theory upon.
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Related: density, mechanics, physics, postulates, probability, quantum, schrodinger, spin, state

Multiple Integrals 1: Definition of the Double Integral Multiple Integrals 1: Definition of the Double Integral
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Video duration: 654 seconds

Our first official lesson on multivariable calculus. We start by examining the double integral, how we use the limiting process and apply it to two variables.
For a more in depth look at multiple integrals or other calculus related topices, please visit www.gaussianmath.com

Related: calculus, double, integral, integration, limit, math, multivariable

QM0.3: Time-Independent Schrödinger Equation QM0.3: Time-Independent Schrödinger Equation
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Video duration: 643 seconds

Assuming that potentials don't change with time, we deal with the time-independent Schrödinger Equation, which is more manageable. This lesson involves writing its most general solutions.
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Related: density, mechanics, physics, postulates, probability, quantum, schrodinger, spin, state

Multiple Integrals 5: Limits of Region R (Type I) Multiple Integrals 5: Limits of Region R (Type I)
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Video duration: 594 seconds

We see how, through a simple procedure, we define the limits of a type I region R.
For a more in depth look at multiple integrals or other calculus related topices, please visit www.gaussianmath.com

Related: calculus, double, integral, integration, limit, math, multivariable

Multiple Integrals 7: Reversing the order of integration Multiple Integrals 7: Reversing the order of integration
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Video duration: 534 seconds

Up to now, we should have realized that we can either integrate dx dy or integrate dy dx. This lesson looks at reversing the order.
For a more in depth look at multiple integrals or other calculus related topices, please visit www.gaussianmath.com

Related: calculus, double, integral, integration, limit, math, multivariable

Multiple Integrals 9: Finding Volume Problems (Cylinder) Multiple Integrals 9: Finding Volume Problems (Cylinder)
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Video duration: 342 seconds

Using the Double integral to find the volume of a cylinder with a flat bottom and slanted top.
For a more in depth look at multiple integrals or other calculus related topices, please visit www.gaussianmath.com

Related: calculus, double, integral, integration, limit, math, multivariable

QM0.4: \"Square\" Potentials QM0.4: "Square" Potentials
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Video duration: 660 seconds

In order to display quantum effects, we are going to consider potentials which varied considerably over small distances. Quantitatively, this is represented by a 'Square' potential.
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Related: density, mechanics, physics, postulates, probability, quantum, schrodinger, spin, state

Multiple Integrals 15: Volume of Sphere in Polar Coordinate Multiple Integrals 15: Volume of Sphere in Polar Coordinate
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Video duration: 547 seconds

We visit an age-old problem of finding the volume of a sphere but this time curiously using polar double integrals.
For a more in depth look at multiple integrals or other calculus related topices, please visit www.gaussianmath.com

Related: calculus, double, integral, math, multivariable, polar, sphere

QM0.7: Solutions to the 2nd-order Differential Equation QM0.7: Solutions to the 2nd-order Differential Equation
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Video duration: 584 seconds

Knowing that we need to solve a 2nd-order differential equation in the time-independent Schrödinger Equation, we shall write the solutions here, based on which form the equation takes.
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Related: density, mechanics, physics, postulates, probability, quantum, schrodinger, spin, state

Multiple Integrals 9: Finding Volume Problems (Tetrahedron) Multiple Integrals 9: Finding Volume Problems (Tetrahedron)
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Video duration: 360 seconds

Using the Double integral to find the volume of a tetrahedron bounded by a plane and the coordinate planes.
For a more in depth look at multiple integrals or other calculus related topices, please visit www.gaussianmath.com

Related: calculus, double, integral, integration, limit, math, multivariable

QM0.2: Time Evolution of a system QM0.2: Time Evolution of a system
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Video duration: 239 seconds

The 5th postulate of quantum mechanics. It says that the dynamics of a system is regulated by the Time-dependent Schrödinger equation. Not easy to solve.
For an in-depth study, check out www.gaussianmath.com

Related: density, mechanics, physics, postulates, probability, quantum, schrodinger, spin, state

Vector Integral Calculus - Gradient Vector Field p1 Vector Integral Calculus - Gradient Vector Field p1
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Video duration: 392 seconds

A short video explaining the Gradient Vector Field, a difficult part in understing vector Calculus. Hope you enjoy it.
Check out www.gaussianmath.com for more vector calculus. Thanks!

Related: calculus, donny, gaussian, math, vector

Multiple Integrals 4: Nonrectangular regions Multiple Integrals 4: Nonrectangular regions
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Video duration: 575 seconds

We learn how to calculate the double integral over nonrectangular regions.
For a more in depth look at multiple integrals or other calculus related topices, please visit www.gaussianmath.com

Related: calculus, double, integral, integration, limit, math, multivariable

Adv Diff Calc 4: The Total Differential Adv Diff Calc 4: The Total Differential
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Video duration: 491 seconds

Advanced Differential Calculus - The Total Differential
Previously for partial derivatives, ?x and ?y were considered separately. Now we look at the effect of changing x and y together. We discover a new term called the total differential which is
dz = a?x + b?y
Gassianmath.com - using numbers to solve the greatest mysteries.

Related: advanced, calculus, derivatives, differential, differentiation, dz, limit, multivariable, partial, total, z

Multiple Integrals 13: Evaluation of Polar Double Integrals Multiple Integrals 13: Evaluation of Polar Double Integrals
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Video duration: 554 seconds

Still sticking in the polar coordinates systems, this lessons focuses on evaluating the double integral.
For a more in depth look at multiple integrals or other calculus related topices, please visit www.gaussianmath.com

Related: calculus, double, integral, integration, math, multivariable, polar