Exchange forces

[@dutonic]

Fundamentally understanding what bonding/antibonding orbitals are was one of the core reasons why I began my journey into quantum physics. This lecture was a moment in my quest to know the universe that I'd been working for almost a year to arrive at. It may seem silly, but this is one of the most important milestones in education I have reached. Thank you for using that example. I cannot express in words the excitement it brought me. My heart is racing and I'm being flooded with serotonin right now! LFG!! MORE PHYSICS!! YES!!!

[@benjybo]

your videos are great!! Thanks for the hard work producing them!

[@Winium]

32:50 "Because electrons are fermions" -- I was under the impression fermion == spin 1/2, but that statement was made in a context without spin?

[@adiramohitha6866]

I think categorizing indistinguishable particles with antisymmetric wavefuntion would a more generalized definition of fermions Correct me if I am wrong, I am still trying to figure these things out

[@Huseby90]

you're the best!

[@davidhand9721]

What if we add a third particle and try to swap them around? It can't possibly be that all 3 are the opposite phase as one another?

[@ethanmullen4287]

This has helped a lot!

[@guillaumedp9944]

QM made easier thank you