एसआई उपसर्ग (प्रीफिक्स) सम्पादित करें

साँचा:SI prefixes

आधारभूत यांत्रिकी (Fundamentals of Mechanics) सम्पादित करें

Foundational equations in translation and rotation.

Quantity Translation Rotation
समय t t
स्थिति x θ in radians
द्रव्यमान m m
समयान्तर Δt Δt
विस्थापन Δx Δθ
द्रव्यमान संरक्षण Δm=0 Δm=0
ऊर्जा संरक्षण ΔE=0 ΔE=0
संवेग संरक्षण ΔP=0 ΔL=0
वेग v=dx/dt ω=dθ/dt
त्वरण a=dv/dt α=dω/dt
झटका j=da/dt j=dα/dt
स्थितिज ऊर्जा परिवर्तन ΔU=W ΔU=W
संवेग P=mv L=Iω =||𝐫×𝐏||=m||𝐫×𝐯||
बल f=dP/dt=ma=dU/dx τ=dL/dt=Iα =||𝐫×𝐟||=m||𝐫×𝐚||
जड़त्व आघूर्ण m=dm=Σmi I=r2dm=Σr2mi
आवेग J=fdt J=τdt
कार्य W=fdx=𝐝𝐟 W=τdθ
शक्ति P=dW/dt=fv P=dW/dt=τω
गतिज ऊर्जा K=mv2/2=P2/2m K=I w2/2=ΣR2m
न्यूटन का तीसरा नियम fab=fba τab=τba

Every conservative force has a potential energy. By following two principles one can consistently assign a non-relative value to U:

  • Wherever the force is zero, its potential energy is defined to be zero as well.
  • Whenever the force does work, potential energy is lost.

स्थिर त्वरण (Constant acceleration) सम्पादित करें

Equations in translation and rotation, assuming constant acceleration.

भौतिक राशि रेखीय गति घुर्णन गति
विस्थापन Δv=at Δω=αt
समय Δ(v2)=2aΔx Δ(ω2)=2αΔθ
त्वरण Δx=tΔv/2 Δθ=tΔω/2
प्रा०वेग Δx=at2/2+v2t Δθ=αt2/2+ω2t
अंतिमवेग Δx=+at2/2+v1t Δθ=+αt2/2+ω1t

एकसमान वृत्तीय गति (Uniform circular motion) सम्पादित करें

uniform circular motion angular to linear displacement x=θr
uniform circular motion angular to linear speed v=θω
uniform circular motion angular to linear acceleration normal component ar=ω2r
uniform circular motion 𝐝=𝐢cosωt+𝐣sinωt
uniform circular motion tangential speed 𝐯=𝐝=ωr(𝐢sinωt𝐣cosωt)
uniform circular motion tangential component, scalar at=αr
uniform circular motion centripetal acceleration 𝐚=𝐝=ω2𝐝=v2𝐧/r
uniform circular motion centripetal acceleration scalar α=v2/r
uniform circular motion centripetal force f=mv2/r
uniform circular motion revolution time T=2πr/v

Elasticity सम्पादित करें

elastic force, lies parallel to spring f=kd
elastic potential energy U=kx2/2
elastic work, positive when relaxes W=kΔ(x2)/2

घर्षण (Friction) सम्पादित करें

normal force fn=𝐟𝐧
static friction maximum, lies tangent to the surface f=μsfn
kinetic friction, lies tangent to the surface f=μkfn
drag force, tangent to the path f=μdρav2/2
terminal velocity vt=2fg/(μdρA)
friction creates heat and sound ΔE=fkd

प्रतिबाधा एवं विकृत्ति (Stress and strain) सम्पादित करें

stress
strain
modulus of elasticity λ=stress/strain
yield strength
ultimate strength
Young's modulus F/A=EΔL/L
shear modulus F/A=GΔx/L
bulk modulus F/A=BΔV/V

अन्य सम्पादित करें

inertial frames xPA=xPB+xAB
. . . vPA=vPB+vAB
. . . aPA=aPB+0
trajectory y=xtanθgx2/2(V0cosθ)2
flight distance v02sin2θ/g
tension, lies within the cord ft=f
mechanical energy Emec=K+U
mechanical energy is conserved ΔEmec=0 when all forces are conservative
thrust t=Rvrel=ma
ideal rocket equation Δv=ln(mi/mf)vrel
parallel axis theorem I=Icom+mr2
list of moments of inertia
indeterminate systems

द्रब्यमान केन्द्र एवं संघट्ट (Center of mass and collisions) सम्पादित करें

center of mass COM 𝐫com=M1Σmi𝐫i
. . . xcom=M1xdm,
for constant density: xcom=V1xdV,
COM is in all planes of symmetry
elastic collision ΔEk=0
inelastic collision ΔEk=maximum
conservation of momentum in a two body collision 𝐏1i+𝐏2i=𝐏1f+𝐏2f
system COM remains inert 𝐯com=(𝐏1i+𝐏2i)(M1+M2)=const
elastic collision, 1D, M2 stationary v1f=(m1m2)(m1+m2)v1i
. . . v2f=(2m1)(m1+m2)v1i

चिकने तल पर लुढ़कना (Smooth rolling) सम्पादित करें

rolling distance xarc=Rθ
rolling distance ? xcom=Rα
rolling velocity vcom=Rω
rolling ? K=Icomω2/2+Mvcom2/2
rolling down a ramp along axis x acom,x=gsinθ1+Icom/MR2

उष्मागतिकी (Thermodynamics) सम्पादित करें

Zeroth Law of Thermodynamics (A=B)(B=C)A=C
(where "=" denotes systems in thermal equilibrium
First Law of Thermodynamics ΔEint=Q+W
Second Law of Thermodynamics ΔS0
Third Law of Thermodynamics S=Sstructural+CT
temperature T
molecules N
degrees of freedom f
heat Q, ΔE due to ΔT (energy)
thermal mass (extensive property) Cth=Q/ΔT
specific heat capacity (bulk property) cth=Q/ΔTm
enthalpy of vaporization Lv=Q/m
enthalpy of fusion Lf=Q/m
thermal conductivity κ
thermal resistance R=L/κ
thermal conduction rate P=Q/t=A(THTC)/R
thermal conduction rate through a composite slab P=Q/t=A(THTC)/Σ(Ri)
linear coefficient of thermal expansion dL/dt=αL
volume coefficient of thermal expansion dV/dt=3αV
Boltzmann constant k (energy)/(temperature)
Stefan-Boltzmann constant σ (power)/(area)(temp)^4
thermal radiation P=σϵATsys4
thermal absorption P=σϵATenv4
adiabatic ΔQ=0
ideal gas law PV=kTN
work, constant temperature W=kTNln(Vf/Vi)
work due to gas expansion W=ifpdV
. . . adiabatic ΔEint=W
. . . constant volume ΔEint=Q
. . . free expansion ΔEint=0
. . . closed cycle Q+W=0
work, constant volume W=0
work, constant pressure W=pΔV
translational energy Ek,avg=kTf/2
internal energy Eint=NkTf/2
mean speed vavg=(kT/m)(8/π)
mode speed vprb=(kT/m)2
root mean square speed vrms=(kT/m)3
mean free path λ=1/(2πd2N/V)?
Maxwell–Boltzmann distribution P(v)=4π(m/(2πkT))3/2V2e(mv2/(2kT))
molecular specific heat at a constant volume CV=Q/(NΔT)
? ΔEint=NCVΔT
molecular specific heat at a constant pressure Cp=Q/(NΔT)
? W=pΔV=NkΔT
? k=CpCV
adiabatic expansion pVγ=constant
adiabatic expansion TVγ1=constant
multiplicity of configurations W=N!/n1!n2!
microstate in one half of the box n1,n2
Boltzmann's entropy equation S=klnW
irreversibility
entropy S=kiPilnPi
entropy change ΔS=if(1/T)dQQ/Tavg
entropy change ΔS=kNln(Vf/Vi)+NCVln(Tf/Ti)
entropic force f=TdS/dx
engine efficiency ϵ=|W|/|QH|
Carnot engine efficiency ϵc=(|QH||QL|)/|QH|=(THTL)/TH
refrigeration performance K=|QL|/|W|
Carnot refrigeration performance KC=|QL|/(|QH||QL|)=TL/(THTL)

तरंग सम्पादित करें

torsion constant κ=τ/θ
phasor
node
antinode
period T
amplitude xm
decibel dB
frequency f=1/T=ω/(2π)
angular frequency ω=2πf=2π/T
phase angle ϕ
phase (ωt+ϕ)
damping force fd=bv
phase kyωt
wavenumber k
phase constant ϕ
linear density μ
harmonic number n
harmonic series f=v/λ=nv/(2L)
wavelength λ=k/(2π)
bulk modulus B=Δp/(ΔV/V)
path length difference ΔL
resonance ωd=ω
phase difference ϕ=2πΔL/λ
fully constructive interference ΔL/λ=n
fully destructive interference ΔL/λ=n+0.5
sound intensity I=P/A=ρvω2sm2/2
sound power source Ps
sound intensity over distance I=Ps/(4πr2)
sound intensity standard reference I0
sound level B=(10dB)log(I/I0)
pipe, two open ends f=v/λ=nv/(2L)
pipe, one open end f=v/λ=nv/(4L) for n odd
beats s(t)=[2smcosωt]cosωt
beat frequency fbeat=f1f2
Doppler effect f=f(v+vD)/(v+vS)
sonic boom angle sinθ=v/vs
average wave power Pavg=μvω2xm2/2
pressure amplitude Δpm=(vρω)xm
wave equation yx2=1v22yt2
wave superposition x(y,t)=x1(y,t)+x2(y,t)
wave speed v=ω/k=λ/T=λf
speed of sound v=B/ρ
wave speed on a stretched string v=ft/μ
angular frequency of an angular simple harmonic oscillator ω=I/κ
angular frequency of a low amplitude simple pendulum ω=L/g
angular frequency of a low amplitude physical pendulum ω=I/mgh
angular frequency of a linear simple harmonic oscillator ω=k/m
angular frequency of a linear damped harmonic oscillator ω=(k/m)(b2/4m2)
wave displacement x(t)=xmcos(ωt+ϕ)
wave displacement when damped x(t)=xmcos(ωt+ϕ)(ebt/2m)
wave velocity v(t)=xmsin(ωt+ϕ)(ω)
wave acceleration a(t)=xmcos(ωt+ϕ)(ω2)
transverse wave x(y,t)=xmsin(kyωt)
wave traveling backwards x(y,t)=xmsin(ky+ωt)
resultant wave x(y,t)=xmsin(kyωt+ϕ/2)(2cosϕ/2)
standing wave x(y,t)=cos(ωt)(2ysinky)
sound displacement function x(y,t)=xmcos(kyωt)
sound pressure-variation function Δp(y,t)=sin(kyωt)Δpm
potential harmonic energy EU(t)=kx2/2=kxm2cos2(ωt+ϕ)/2
kinetic harmonic energy EK(t)=kx2/2=kxm2sin2(ωt+ϕ)/2
total harmonic energy E(t)=kxm2/2=EU+EK
damped mechanical energy Emec(t)=kebt/mxm2/2

गुरुत्वाकर्षण (Gravitation) सम्पादित करें

gravitational constant G (force)(distance/mass)^2
gravitational force fG=Gm1m2/r2
superposition applies 𝐅=Σ𝐅i=d𝐅
gravitational acceleration ag=Gm/r2
free fall acceleration af=agω2R
shell theorem for gravitation
potential energy from gravity U=Gm1m2/rmagy
escape speed v=2Gm/r
Kepler's law 1 planets move in an ellipse, with the star at a focus
Kepler's law 2 A=0
Kepler's law 3 T2=(4π2/Gm)r3
orbital energy E=Gm1m2/a2
standard gravity ag=GmEarth/rEarth29.81m/s2
weight, points toward the center of gravity fg=fn=mg
path independence Wab,1=Wab,2=
Einstein field equations Rμν12gμνR+gμνΛ=8πGc4Tμν

तरलगतिकी (Fluid dynamics) सम्पादित करें

density ρ=Δm/ΔV
pressure p=ΔF/ΔA
pressure difference Δp=ρgΔy
pressure at depth p=p0+ρgh
barometer versus manometer
Pascal's principle
Archimedes' Principle
buoyant force Fb=mfg
gravitational force when floating Fg=Fb
apparent weight weightapp=weightFb
ideal fluid
equation of continuity RV=Av= constant
Bernoulli's equation p+ρv2/2+ρgy= constant

विद्युतचुम्बकत्व (Electromagnetism) सम्पादित करें

Lorentz force 𝐅=q(𝐄+𝐯×𝐁)
Gauss' law 𝐄d𝐀=ΦE=qenc/ϵ0
Gauss' law for magnetic fields 𝐁d𝐀=ΦB=0
Faraday's law of induction 𝐄d𝐬=dΦB/dt=
Ampere-maxwell law 𝐁d𝐬=μ0(ienc+id,enc)
elementary charge e
electric charge q=ne
conservation of charge Δq=0
linear charge density λ=q/l1
surface charge density σ=q/l2
volume charge density ρ=q/l3
electric constant ϵ0 (time)^2(charge)^2/(mass)(volume)
magnetic constant μ0 (force)(time)^2/(charge)^2
Coulomb's law F=q1q2/(4πϵ0)r2
electric field 𝐄=𝐅/q
electric field lines end at a negative charge
Gaussian surface 𝐀
flux notation implies a normal unit vector d𝐀𝐧d𝐀
electric flux ΦE=𝐄d𝐀
magnetic flux ΦB=𝐁d𝐀
magnetic flux given assumptions ΦB=BA
dielectric constant κ1
dielectric ϵ0ϵ0κ
Gauss' law with dialectric qenc=ϵ0κ𝐄d𝐀
Biot-Savart law 𝐁=μ04π (id𝐬)×𝐫r3,
Lenz's law induced current always opposes its cause
inductance (with respect to time) L=/q
inductance from coils L=NΦB/i
inductance of a solenoid L/l=μ0n2A
displacement current id=ϵ0dΦE/dt
displacement vector 𝐝
electric dipole moment 𝐩=q𝐝
electric dipole torque τ=𝐩×𝐄
electric dipole potential energy U=𝐩𝐄
magnetic dipole moment of a coil, magnitude only μ=iNA
magnetic dipole moment torque τ=μ×𝐁
magnetic dipole moment potential energy U=μ𝐁
electric field accelerating a charged mass a=qE/m
electric field of a charged point E=q/ϵ04πr2r^
electric field of a dipole moment E=p/ϵ02πz3
electric field of a charged line E=λ/ϵ02πr
electric field of a charged ring E=qz/ϵ04π(z2+R2)3/2
electric field of a charged conducting surface E=σ/ϵ0
electric field of a charged non-conducting surface E=σ/ϵ02
electric field of a charged disk E=σ(1z)/ϵ02z2+R2
electric field outside spherical shell r>=R E=q/ϵ04πr2
electric field inside spherical shell r<R E=0
electric field of uniform charge r<=R E=qr/ϵ04πR3
electric field energy density u=ϵ0E2/2
electric potential versus electric potential energy (energy)/(charge) versus (energy)
electric potential energy U=W
electric potential V=W/q=U/q
electric potential difference ΔV=W/q=ΔU/q
electric potential from electric field ΔV=if𝐄d𝐬
electric field from electric potential V=𝐄
electric potential of a charged point V=q/ϵ04πr
electric potential of a set of charged points V=ΣVi=(1/ϵ04π)Σqi/ri
electric potential of a dipole V=pcosθ/ϵ04πr2
electric potential of continuous charge V=dV=(1/ϵ04π)dq/r
electric potential energy of a pair of charged points Vq2=U=W=q1q2/ϵ04πr
capacitance C=q/V (charge)^2/(energy)
capacitance of parallel plates C=ϵ0A/d
capacitance of a cylinder C=ϵ02πL/ln(b/a)
capacitance of a sphere C=ϵ04πba/(ba)
capacitance of an isolated sphere C=ϵ04πR
capacitors in parallel Ceq+1=ΣCi+1
capacitors in series Ceq1=ΣCi1
capacitor potential energy U=q2/C2=CV2/2
current i=dq/dt
drift speed 𝐯d
current density 𝐉=ne𝐯d/m3
current density magnitude J=i/A
current density to get current i=JdA
resistance R=V/i
resistivity ρ=𝐄/𝐉
resistivity temperature coefficient α
resistivity across temperature ρρ0=ρ0α(TT0)
resistivity and resistance RA=ρL
electrical conductivity σ=1/ρ=𝐉/𝐄
resistor power dissipation P=i2R=V2/R
internal resistance i=/(R+r)
resistors in series Req+1=ΣRi+1
resistors in parallel Req1=ΣRi1
Kirchoff's current law iin=iout
Ohm's law V=iR
emf =dW/dq=iR
emf rules loop, resistance, emf
electrical power P=iV
emf power Pemf=i
electric potential difference across a real battery p=iR
magnetic field force on a moving charge 𝐅B=q𝐯×𝐁
magnetic field force on a current 𝐅B=i𝐋×𝐁
Hall effect n=Bi/Vle
circulating charged particle |q|vB=mv2/r
cyclotron resonance condition f=fosc
magnetic field of a line B=μ0i/2πR
magnetic field of a ray B=μ0i/4πR
magnetic field at the center of a circular arc B=μ0iϕ/4πR
magnetic field of a solenoid B=μ0in
magnetic field of a toroid B=μ0iN/2πr
magnetic field of a current carrying coil 𝐁=μ0μ/2πz3
self induction of emf L=Ldi/dt
magnetic energy UB=Li2/2
magnetic energy density uB=B2/2μ0
mutual induction 1=Mdi2/dt,2=Mdi1/dt
transformation of voltage VsNp=VpNs
transformation of current IsNs=IpNp
transformation of reistance Req=(Np/Ns)2R
induced magnetic field inside a circular capacitor B=(μ0id/2πR2)r
induced magnetic field outside a circular capacitor B=μ0id/2πrr
RC circuit ODE with respect to time Rq+C1q=
RC circuit capacitive time constant τ=RC
RC circuit charging a capacitor q=C(1et/RC)
RL circuit ODE with respect to time Li+Ri=
RL circuit time constant τL=L/R
RL circuit rise of current i=/R(1et/τL)
RL circuit decay of current i=et/τL/R=i0et/τL
LC circuit ODE with respect to time Lq+C1q=
LC circuit ω=1/LC
LC circuit charge q=Qcos(ωt+ϕ)
LC circuit current i=ωQsin(ωt+ϕ)
LC circuit electrical potential energy UE=q2/2C=Q2cos2(ωt+ϕ)/2C
LC circuit magnetic potential energy UB=Q2sin2(ωt+ϕ)/2C
RLC circuit ODE with respect to time Lq+Rq+C1q=
RLC circuit charge q=QeTRt/2Lcos(ωt+ϕ)
resistive load VR=IRR
capacitive load VC=ICXC
inductive load VL=ILXL
resistive reactance XR=?
capacitive reactance XC=1/ωdC
inductive reactance XL=ωdL
phase constant tanϕ=XLXC/R
electromagnetic resonance ωd=ω=1/LC
AC current Irms=I/2
AC voltage Vrms=V/2
AC emf rms=m/2
AC power Pavg=Irmscosϕ

प्रकाश (Light) सम्पादित करें

electric light component E=Emsin(kxωt)
magnetic light component B=Bmsin(kxωt)
speed of light c=1/μ0ϵ0=E/B
Poynting vector 𝐒=μ01𝐄×𝐁
Poynting vector magnitude S=EB/μ0=E2/cμ0
rms electric field of light Erms=E/2
light intensity I=Erms2/cμ0
light intensity at the sphere I=Ps/4πr2
radiation momentum with total absorption (inelastic) Δp=ΔU/c
radiation momentum with total reflection (elastic) Δp=2ΔU/c
radiation pressure with total absorption (inelastic) pr=I/c
radiation pressure with total reflection (elastic) pr=2I/c
intensity from polarizing unpolarized light I=I0/2
intensity from polarizing polarized light I=I0cos2θ
index of refraction of substance f nf=c/vf
angle of reflection θ1=θ2
angle of refraction n1sinθ1=n2sinθ2
angle of total reflection θc=sin1n2/n1
angle of total polarisation θB=tan1n2/n1
image distance in a plane mirror di=do
image distance in a spherical mirror n1/do+n2/di=(n2n1)/r
spherical mirror focal length f=r/2
spherical mirror 1/do+1/di=1/f
lateral magnification m and h negative when upside down m=hi/ho=di/do
lens focal length 1/f=1/do+1/di
lens focal length from refraction indexes 1/f=(nlens/nmed1)(1/r11/r2)
path length difference ΔL=dsinθ
double slit minima dsinθ=(N+1/2)λ
double slit maxima dsinθ=Nλ
double-slit interference intensity I=4I0cos2(πdsinθ/λ)
thin film in air minima (N+0/2)λ/n2
thin film in air maxima 2L=(N+1/2)λ/n2
single-slit minima asinθ=Nλ
single-slit intensity I(θ)=I0(sinα/α)2
double slit intensity I(θ)=I0(cos2B)(sinα/α)2
. . . α=πasinθ/λ
circular aperture first minimum sinθ=1.22λ/d
Rayleigh's criterion θR=1.22λ/d
diffraction grating maxima lines dsinθ=Nλ
diffraction grating half-width Δθhw=λ/Ndcosθ
diffraction grating dispersion D=N/dcosθ
diffraction grating resolving power R=Nn
diffraction grating lattice distance d=Nλ/2sinθ

विशिष्ट आपेक्षिकता (Special Relativity) सम्पादित करें

Lorentz factor γ=1/1(v/c)2
Lorentz transformation t=γ(txv/c2)
. . . x=γ(xvt)
. . . y=y
. . . z=z
time dilation Δt=γΔt0
length contraction L=L0/γ
relativistic Doppler effect f=f01(v/c)/1+(v/c)
Doppler shift v=|Δλ|c/λ0
momentum 𝐩=γm𝐯
rest energy E0=mc2
total energy E=E0+K=mc2+K=γmc2=(pc)2+(mc2)2
Energy Removed Q=Δmc2
kinetic energy K=Emc2=γmc2mc2=mc2(γ1)

कण भौतिकी (Particle Physics) सम्पादित करें

standard model see 4x4 chart of particles
Planck's constant h, in energy/frequency
Reduced Planck's constant =h/2π, in energy/frequency
Planck–Einstein equation E=hf
threshold frequency f0
work function Φ=hf0
photoelectric kinetic energy Kmax=hfΦ
photon momentum p=hf/c=h/λ
de Broglie wavelength λ=h/p
Schrodinger's equation itΨ(𝐫,t)=H^Ψ(𝐫,t)
Schrodinger's equation one dimensional motion d2ψ/dx2+8π2m[EU(x)]ψ/h2=0
Schrodinger's equation free particle d2ψ/dx2+k2ψ=0
Heisenberg's uncertainty principle ΔxΔpx
infinite potential well En=(hn/2L)2/2m
wavefunction of a trapped electron ψn(x)=Asin(nπx/L), for positive int n
wavefunction probability density p(x)=ψn2(x)dx
normalization ψn2(x)dx=1
hydrogen atom orbital energy En=me4/8ϵ02h2n2=13.61eV/n2, for positive int n
hydrogen atom spectrum 1/λ=R(1/nlow21/nhigh2)
hydrogen atom radial probability density P(r)=4r2/a3e2r/a
spin projection quantum number ms{1/2,+1/2}
orbital magnetic dipole moment μorb=e𝐋/2m
orbital magnetic dipole moment components μorb,z=mμB
spin magnetic dipole moment μ𝐬=e𝐒/m=gq𝐒/2m
orbital magnetic dipole moment μorb=e𝐋orb/2m
spin magnetic dipole moment potential U=μs𝐁ext=μs,zBext
orbital magnetic dipole moment potential U=μorb𝐁ext=μorb,zBext
Bohr magneton μB=e/2m
angular momentum components Lz=m
spin angular momentum magnitude S=s(s+1)
cutoff wavelength λmin=hc/K0
density of states N(E)=82πm3/2E1/2/h3
occupancy probability P(E)=1/(e(EEF)/kT+1)
Fermi energy EF=(3/162π)2/3h2n2/3m
mass number A=Z+N
nuclear radius r=r0A1/3,r01.2fm
mass excess Δ=MA
radioactive decay N=N0eλt
Hubble constant H=71.0km/s
Hubble's law v=Hr
conservation of lepton number
conservation of baryon number
conservation of strangeness
eightfold way
weak force
strong force QCD=ψ¯i(iγμ(Dμ)ijmδij)ψj14GμνaGaμν=ψ¯i(iγμμm)ψigGμaψ¯iγμTijaψj14GμνaGaμν
Noether's theorem
Electroweak interaction :EW=g+f+h+y.
g=14WaμνWμνa14BμνBμν
f=QiiD/Qi+uiciD/uic+diciD/dic+LiiD/Li+eiciD/eic
h=|Dμh|2λ(|h|2v22)2
y=yuijϵabhbQiaujcydijhQidjcyeijhLiejc+h.c.
Quantum electrodynamics :=ψ¯(iγμDμm)ψ14FμνFμν,

क्वांटम यांत्रिकी (Quantum Mechanics) सम्पादित करें

Postulate 1: State of a system A system is completely specified at any one time by a Hilbert space vector.
Postulate 2: Observables of a system A measurable quantity corresponds to an operator with eigenvectors spanning the space.
Postulate 3: Observation of a system Measuring a system applies the observable's operator to the system and the system collapses into the observed eigenvector.
Postulate 4: Probabilistic result of measurement The probability of observing an eigenvector is derived from the square of its wavefunction.
Postulate 5: Time evolution of a system The way the wavefunction evolves over time is determined by Shrodinger's equation.

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  • Halliday, David Fundamentals of Physics,. Chichester:John Wiley & Sons.ISBN 9780470044742.
  • Zettili, Nouredine Quantum Mechanics. New York:Wiley.ISBN 0470026782.

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