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My professor assigned us to watch the Dirac videos on Youtube:
The video is extremely poor quality. Dirac does speak the equations as he is writing them, so I have been able to catch many of them. I am wondering if a team effort at trying to decipher these would be a worthy effort for all of us to be able to enjoy these gems. If we can come up with all the equations and post a link to a LaTeX version for all to view. I am having an issue with what he wrote about the De Broglie relation at 29 minutes in the first video. There may be more to follow. I would like to post what I have here after I get the the first video, and see if everyone agrees on what he wrote.
Thanks,
Chris
The video is extremely poor quality. Dirac does speak the equations as he is writing them, so I have been able to catch many of them. I am wondering if a team effort at trying to decipher these would be a worthy effort for all of us to be able to enjoy these gems. If we can come up with all the equations and post a link to a LaTeX version for all to view. I am having an issue with what he wrote about the De Broglie relation at 29 minutes in the first video. There may be more to follow. I would like to post what I have here after I get the the first video, and see if everyone agrees on what he wrote.
Thanks,
Chris