Modern Physics for Engineers Lecture slides 12d – Identical particles

This lecture part describes the quantum mechanical notion of identical particles. Particles in quantum mechanics are identical in the way that dollars in a bank account are identical, in contrast to dollar bills, which are never identical (they have different serial numbers). This leads to quite different counting of possible states of multiple particles. (slides)

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2025-04-05
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Modern Physics for Engineers Lecture slides 12d – Identical particles

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Modern Physics for Engineers Lecture slides 12d – Identical particles

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This lecture part describes the quantum mechanical notion of identical particles. Particles in quantum mechanics are identical in the way that dollars in a bank account are identical, in contrast to dollar bills, which are never identical (they have different serial numbers). This leads to quite different counting of possible states of multiple particles. (slides)

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