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Kansas State Physics Education Research Group and D. Zollman
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This resource illustrates the spectrum of hydrogen, from wavelengths of 2500 nm to 50 nm. An energy-level diagram tool is used to create a spectrum that matches the experimental…
Gaussian Wave Packet: Step Scattering  [ Computer Program ]
  
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The Gaussian Wave Packet: Step Scattering model simulates the time evolution of a free Gaussian wave packet in position space when it is incident on a potential energy step.  The…
  
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C. Schiller
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This is a freely downloadable physics textbook exploring mechanics, thermodynamics, electromagnetism, special and general relativity, quantum theory, and modern unification attempts.…
  
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This resource discusses the energy levels of a periodic solid, and the effects of impurities on the energy levels. Applications of the energy levels to light emission and color are…
  
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This resource discusses the energy levels of in a solid, including conduction, valence, and impurity bands. Transitions between levels that model phosphorescence are described. The…
  
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This resource describes the physics of a simple infra-red detector. A simulation is used to illustrate energy level dependence and electron transitions in the detector. Discussion…
  
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This resource discusses wave interference and quantum waves associated with particles. Two classical experiments are used to illustrate the different behavior of classical waves and…
  
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This resource discusses wave interference and quantum waves associated with particles. A shockwave simulation gives an illustration of the quantum double-slit experiment. Questions…
  
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This resource discusses the meaning of quantum wavefunctions in terms of measurement probabilities. The double-slit experiment is used to motivate the concept of probabilistic…
  
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R. Feynman, R. Leighton, and M. Sands; Publisher: Addison-Wesley
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This is the third in a series of three works based on lectures given by Dr. Richard Feynman at Cal Tech in 1961 and 1962. Volume three covers topics in quantum physics, atomic…
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