Lecture - 15 Quantum Physics

[@robbiemallett]

The first half of this lecture is given to barrier penetration problems. The behaviour of a particle in a unifom electric field is then found, with reference to the Airy's equation in the position basis and the much more helpful momentum basis. The rest of the lecture is dedicated to the motion of a charged particle in a uniform magnetic field.

[@a241241]

the professor is an exceptional teacher. The extras he brings into the course with his comments are really at a graduate level, not a basic undergraduate course. For an American, the Indian accent is sometimes difficult to decipher. Subtitles would be very helpful. Also, ith wourld be very nice to have a set of course notess for the lecturs.

[@Murtydattu27]

His family is one of those great one who are contributing their knowledge to rest of the generations.

[@srikanthemw]

please add general and special relativity,,,,,,it will be greatful to everybody....if possible with the same professor...

[@DrVicVonDoom]

great lecture!! i wish i hadnt just jumped in at part 15 now

[@srikanthemw]

plz add special and general relativity by the same professor....id be very greatful

[@nsumanth18]

Invaluable resource.

[@anchitarora8611]

V. Balakrishnan is an amazing Professor, are there lectures by him on Classical Electrodynamics somewhere on the internet? If no does anyone know of good lectures on graduate level Classical Electrodynamics by any other professor?

[@Unexpectedthings007]

Just two lectures

[@Jashann16]

Where can I find the problem sets mentioned in the lecture?

[@yasirsidiqi]

great lecture sir thanks

[@msg360]

Good job

[@EthanMerbaum]

Is this the developmental class? seems a bit simple. ehh..