Homework Statement
Given the following wave function for hydrogen:
psi(r, t=0) = (1/sqrt(10))*(2*psi_100 - psi_210 + sqrt(2)*psi_211 + sqrt(3)*psi_21(-1))
where the subscripts show n, l, m_z, respectively, and the psi_nlm_z are already normalized.
- At t=0, we measure and find l = 1...
For fall 2011, I'll have:
- Physical electronics (+ lab)
- Basic EM and power engineering (+ lab)
- Digital electronics (+ lab)
- Systems and simulations (+ lab)
- Electronics II (+ lab)
- Elements of quantum mechanics (no lab :( )
I'm nearly going to need one of those "time turner"...
If you do engineering physics, one of the many specialties you can focus on is the engineering of new materials.
From personal experience, the work I've been doing this summer focuses on part of the scientific foundation of quantum computing (via one method), the creation of quantum dots...
I've got (as a 2nd year engineering physics student):
-Numerical methods (appears from the description to be a mis-mash of a lot of different things I've already encountered in first year courses, but who knows)
-Circuits and signals
-Multivariable calculus
-Modern physics I ("a logical...