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gomes.
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Studying a maths degree, going onto final year next year, am planning to do a 3rd year course in quantum mechanics.
I just want to ask, how much probability theory and differential equations are there in quantum mechanics? Someone said that ultimately quantum mechanics is about probability theory and differential equations, is that true? if so, in what areas of quantum mechanics?
Cheers
I just want to ask, how much probability theory and differential equations are there in quantum mechanics? Someone said that ultimately quantum mechanics is about probability theory and differential equations, is that true? if so, in what areas of quantum mechanics?
Cheers