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Using Calculus Terry A. Ring University of Utah
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Mathematical Tools Algebra Geometry Calculus Imaginary Numbers Differential Equations –Series Solutions –Laplace & Fourier Transforms Partial Differential Equations Integral Equations Integral-Differential Equations Statistics/Probability Vector Analysis - Linear Algebra Chaos Theory String Theory Fractals
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How do we get Equations Balances –Population –Mass –Energy –Force Newton’s F = ma –Momentum Flow Field Flux Equations –Maxwell’s Equations Probability –Schrodinger Equation –Heisenburg Uncertainty Some of these Equations have derivatives and integrals
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Maxwell’s Equations
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Light Maxwell’s Equations + Schrodinger’s Equation
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Derivatives What is a Derivative?
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What is the calculation of the slope useful for? Flux of heat! –Q = k dT/dx –How heat disperses. –You can only feel heat flow! Flux of mass! –J A = D AB dC A /dx + v x C A –How a cloud disperses.
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Geometry –Slope of hill/trail Flow of Water in the bath or sink –Area dh/dt = Q in – Q out Pressure Drives Flow in a Pipe –- dP/dx = d 2 v x /dy 2
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Integrals What is an Integral? 0 x
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What is an Integral Good for? Sum of anything –People born during a year –People that die during a year –How much money they make during their life time. –Sum of snow fall during winter. Path Integrals Total Flow of water in a pipe –Q = 2 v z r dr Geometry –Area of a Lake
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Quantum Mechanics Terry A. Ring University of Utah
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Movement of the Electron around the Nucleus
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Erwin Rudolf Josef Alexander Schrödinger Born: 12 Aug 1887 in Erdberg, Vienna, Austria Died: 4 Jan 1961 in Vienna, Austria Nobel Prize in Physics 1933 "for the discovery of new productive forms of atomic theory"
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Time Dependent Wave Equation!
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Time Independent
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Spherical Coordinates r
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Three Part Solution
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Energy of the electron Energy is related to the Principle Quantum number, n. This gives 3 of the 4 quantum numbers, the last one is the spin quantum number, s, either +½ or – ½.
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Wave Functions Probability to find an electron
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Energy of the electron
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Electron Transitions give off Energy as Light/Xrays E=hc/
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Red/Blue Clouds in Space
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Zeeman Effect Light Emission in Magnetic Field
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Multi-electron Atoms (Wolfgang) Pauli Principle Exclusion Principle No 2 electrons with same quantum numbers!
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Periodic Table of the Elements Dmitri Mendelyeev, 1869.
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Light Emission from Elements Predicted
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Shape of Molecules B2H6B2H6
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Probability of finding an electron in space around an atom using Schrodinger’s Equation
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