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andresB
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I've been asked to replace a professor for a couple of classes in an undergraduate quantum mechanic course.
I have to present some topics on angular momentum, including the addition of angular momentum.
I have no problem with the general theory and can present it just fine. But I would like to give an example where the addition of angular momentum is needed. And I would like a small but physical example where the addition of angular momentum is relevant.
The most standard example, the hyperfine splitting in hydrogen, is too long for me to present in a couple of short lectures.
I have to present some topics on angular momentum, including the addition of angular momentum.
I have no problem with the general theory and can present it just fine. But I would like to give an example where the addition of angular momentum is needed. And I would like a small but physical example where the addition of angular momentum is relevant.
The most standard example, the hyperfine splitting in hydrogen, is too long for me to present in a couple of short lectures.