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PHY331

Quantum Mechanics II

Course DirectorySNHU PHY331 has 1 direct prerequisite, with 12 courses in its complete prerequisite tree.

Undergraduate · 3 credits

This course is a continuation of PHY330, and explores more of the applications of quantum mechanics. Topics include perturbation theory, fine structure of the hydrogen atom, Zeeman effect, ground state of helium, hydrogen molecule ion, tunneling, emission and absorption of radiation, and the Born approximation.

Prerequisite Tree

  • PHY330 — Quantum Mechanics I
    • PHY315 — Classical Mechanics I
      • MAT330 — Differential Equations
        • MAT275 — Calculus II: Integration and Series
          • MAT225 — Calculus I: Single-Variable Calculus
            • MAT140 — Precalculus
              • MAT136 — Introduction to Quantitative Analysis
            • MAT142 — Precalculus with Limits
        • MAT350 — Applied Linear Algebra
          • MAT225 — Calculus I: Single-Variable Calculus
            • MAT140 — Precalculus
              • MAT136 — Introduction to Quantitative Analysis
            • MAT142 — Precalculus with Limits
      • PHY216 — Physics II
        • MAT275 — Calculus II: Integration and Series
          • MAT225 — Calculus I: Single-Variable Calculus
            • MAT140 — Precalculus
              • MAT136 — Introduction to Quantitative Analysis
            • MAT142 — Precalculus with Limits
        • PHY215 — Physics I
          • MAT225 — Calculus I: Single-Variable Calculus
            • MAT140 — Precalculus
              • MAT136 — Introduction to Quantitative Analysis
            • MAT142 — Precalculus with Limits
        • PHY215L — Physics I Lab
          • MAT225 — Calculus I: Single-Variable Calculus
            • MAT140 — Precalculus
              • MAT136 — Introduction to Quantitative Analysis
            • MAT142 — Precalculus with Limits

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