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Publisher: Collaboration Bohmian Mechanics
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This web site presents an introduction to Bohmian mechanics. It includes the physics of the double-slit experiment, the measurement of time, and locality in terms of Bohm. There are…
  
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C. Palmer
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This website contains a short tutorial on the time dependent Schrodinger Equation and the motion of wave packets. The dynamics of a compact wavepacket in a square well serves as a…
  
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This PhET simulation, now available on HTML5, offers multiple tools to explore wave interference in water, sound, and light waves. Users can simulate two waves without barriers,…
  
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M. Belloni and W. Christian
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This web site provides an overview of the phenomenon of the revival of time-dependent quantum states. Analogies to classical systems and arguments about time dependence of states are…
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Q. Ryan and B. Schermerhorn, Phys. Rev. Phys. Educ. Res., 16 (1), 010122 (2020).
In an effort to examine students’ understanding about the structure of boundary conditions in upper-division courses, think-aloud interviews were conducted in the context of both…
  
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E. Stump, C. White, G. Passante, and N. Holmes
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E. Stump, C. White, G. Passante, and N. Holmes, PERC 2020 Proceedings, 527-532.
Measurement uncertainty and experimental error are important concepts taught in undergraduate physics laboratories. Although student ideas about error and uncertainty in introductory…
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A. Kohnle, A. Jackson, and M. Paetkau, Phys. Teach., 57 (3) (2019).
Learning introductory quantum physics is challenging, in part due to the different paradigms in classical mechanics and quantum physics. Classical mechanics is deterministic in that…
  
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G. Passante, PERC 2016 Proceedings, 236-239.
Research into student understanding of quantum mechanics has primarily focused on the identification of student difficulties and the development of curriculum that can help improve…
  
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T. Wan, P. Emigh, G. Passante, and P. Shaffer
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T. Wan, P. Emigh, G. Passante, and P. Shaffer, PERC 2016 Proceedings, 380-383.
Time dependence is an important concept in quantum mechanics that has been shown to be difficult for many students. In trying to understand the problems that students encounter, the…
  
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B. Schermerhorn, A. Villasenor, D. Agunos, H. Sadaghiani, G. Passante, and S. Pollock
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B. Schermerhorn, A. Villasenor, D. Agunos, H. Sadaghiani, G. Passante, and S. Pollock, PERC 2019 Proceedings, 530-534.
One of the purported benefits of teaching a spins-first approach to quantum mechanics is that it allows students to build up quantum mechanical ideas and learn postulates before…
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