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There are a few embedded pdf documents added below in this web page. In certain systems these embedded pdf does not appear, since the html code does not work. In such events, there is a hotlink for the embedded pdf included on top of each embedded document, from which the pdf document can be downloaded and saved to the resident disk. For any clarifications required or for sending FEEDBACK info the email form (on the left-hand-side column) may be filled and submitted. Find this also displayed at the Web Page: https://saravamudhan.tripod.com/biodata.html#CURRENT The emphasis in the above file is the simplicity of handling the Commutation Principle and Properties with Spin Hamiltonians and Spin Functions and Classical vectors for angular momentum and associated magnetic moments. The Spin orbit coupling requires a better understanding of coupling of angular momenta and the Commutation criteria of the resulting angular momenta associated with magnetic moments. Suggested Reference: Chapter 8; Angular Momentum in Quantum Mechanics in the book entitled: "QUANTUM CHEMISTRY" by Walter Kauzmann and the references list at the end of the Chapter. |
Link for downloading: http://ugc-inno-nehu.com/swayam-olc-qm/09-QM-MOOC-swayam-SA-draft.pdf from the top of first page down to the bottom of seventh page. The URL links are hotlinks . click on the URL would display the webpage. Use the mouse 'right-click' and choose to open in new Tab/Window Before getting into the realms of Classical and Non-classical Vectors as described in documents below, it may be mentioned in terms of prerequisites that the subject matter becomes more tangible with hands on experience in Computing for the context of computational quantum chemistry. "GAUSSIAN" software is described in the pdf document Exploring-Chemistry-With-Electronic-Structure-Methods.pdf. This book is a study guide book for using "Gaussian 94" and the access to a Computational Engine with installed Gaussian software as ready to use along with a study guide book can be found in the well maintained on-line computational chemistry website http://www.webmo.net The website posting contains several computational chemistry engines along with Gaussian software. This Website contains a course outline for Computational chemistry and a well illustrated tutorial lessons. The constraint (mainly because it is free of cost) is that the jobs submitted should be completed within 1 minute for being "successful", other wise a "failed" in red message would be due at the end of 1 minute CPU time. A lot of experience is possible within this constraint and when this constraint is an impediment alternative methods of acquiring the software are available as suggestions. Another Computational Chemistry software for beginners at the elementary level exposure to such uses of software package is ARGUSLAB. Read about this software and instructions to downlaod free and install in resident disc (unlike the online features) at this link: https://saravamudhan.tripod.com/arguslab-download-resources.pdf |
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To the context of QM aspects in NMR, attend in particular the highlighted Text from pages 90-98 of the pdf embedded below ( pages 84-92 of the book) which includes illustrative figures Fig# 15-18 NMR-book-Proj-1-SchPress.pdf is a pdf document containing the preface of the book embedded above, with a description of how the book is a "Guide Book" for learning NMR more than a "Text Book" on NMR. |
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After the consideration of the exclusive spin Hamiltonian and spin Eigen functions, when considering the general two level systems with orbital functions of particles, as in the case of RP Feynman's paper above, the distinction between particle velocity and the electrostatic (electromagnetic) field velocity have to be considered. This distinction of particles and fields is normally a matter of study in physics, but with the advances in QM methodolgy related to spectroscopic and spectroscopic transition properties, demands that current curriculum includes tis distinction as a point to highlight from the secondary level chemical sciences onward. To this context the following displayed pdf contents and the subsequent video are included in this page. |
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From Bohr's circular orbits to Schroedinger's Orbital picture could be intriguing to describe; as to how it could become possible to reconcile with such a development (Slides 8 & 9 of the Video nsc20-gu). And, at the same time recognizing a pattern from a set of randomly distributed (shuffled points of a pattern?) points could be equally intriguing matter for children; and hence is a pattern recognition is a children's exercise. |
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On the Right hand side find image consisting of excerpts [page # 224 & 225] from the book on Quantum Chemistry by Walter Kauzmann. This gives the description of how electron motions can be envisaged in a Hydrogenic s-orbital to reconcile with the charge cloud picture from the solutions of Hydrogen Atom Schroedinger's equation. This may be considered a stretching of the imagination from the above visulaization in the powerpoint presentation. Download the above livescience pdf file from https://www.ugc-inno-nehu.com/alolc-qm/bohr-livescience-7pages-1-4.pdf |
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