Modern Physics for Engineers Lecture slides 04b – Inner products, orthogonality, and basis sets

This lecture part introduces core mathematical ideas needed to understand oscillating modes and, later, quantum mechanical states. Specifically, it introduces linear algebra ideas of inner products, which generally also define the idea of orthogonality, and basis sets of functions that can be used to describe other functions. (slides)

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2025-04-04
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Historical and Cultural Archaeology Studies
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Modern Physics for Engineers Lecture slides 04b – Inner products, orthogonality, and basis sets

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This lecture part introduces core mathematical ideas needed to understand oscillating modes and, later, quantum mechanical states. Specifically, it introduces linear algebra ideas of inner products, which generally also define the idea of orthogonality, and basis sets of functions that can be used to describe other functions. (slides)

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