691量子力学与近代物理考试大纲(2013年版)235（691 quantum mechanics and modern physics examination outline (2013 edition) 235）.docVIP

691量子力学与近代物理考试大纲(2013年版)235（691 quantum mechanics and modern physics examination outline (2013 edition) 235） First of all, li studied with a book - ouyang xiu 691 quantum mechanics and modern physics exam outline (2013 edition) Please note: 1. The questions of quantum mechanics and modern physics contain two parts: quantum mechanics and modern physics 2, each part of the test is a perfect score of 75 1. Basic contents and requirements Part one: quantum mechanics The exam outline key relates to the wave mechanics of non-relativistic quantum mechanics complete self consistent knowledge system. Considering the professional features and requirements, content including: quantum mechanics quantum mechanics process and new progress of the wave function and the schrodinger equation, dynamics and operator, and the appearance of mechanical quantity, perturbation theory, the spin and identical particles system (1) the process and progress of quantum mechanics The difficulties of classical physics, the light and the particles of pola duality, DE Broglie wave; Entanglement (entanglement) state (2) wave function and schrodinger equation The statistical interpretation of wave functions, the principle of state superposition, the schrodinger equation, the law of probability flow density and probability conservation, and the constant state schrodinger equation; One-dimensional bound state: square well, linear harmonic oscillator; One dimensional scattering state: the barrier runs through (3) the mechanical quantity and operator The relationship between the mechanical quantity and operator, the momentum operator and the angular momentum operator, the box is normalized; The motion of electrons in the coulomb field, the hydrogen atom, the operators commutation relation; The eigenvalues, eigenfunctions and properties of Hermitian operators, common eigenfunctions, uncertainty relation, complete set of mechanical quantities; The law of conservation is the law of conservation over time (4)