Fundamentals of Quantum Physics. Basics of Quantum Mechanics đ Lecture for Sleep & Study
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Published 2022-07-01
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Table of contents:
0:00:00 The need for quantum mechanics
0:16:26 The domain of quantum mechanics
0:28:09 Key concepts in quantum mechanics
0:37:54 Review of complex numbers
1:05:52 Complex numbers examples
1:19:26 Probability in quantum mechanics
1:29:57 Probability distributions and their properties
1:56:34 Variance and standard deviation
2:10:33 Probability normalization and wave function
2:38:49 Position, velocity, momentum, and operators
3:05:39 An introduction to the uncertainty principle
3:19:12 Key concepts of quantum mechanics, revisited
All Comments (21)
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Thanks
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After listening to this over night Iâve woken up and can now make black holes
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The fact that you not only acknowledge the scenario of the listeners falling asleep, but are so totally ok with it and even giving permission to, makes me much more excited to stay awake and listen to the whole thing.
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Genius! He capitalized on the idea on lectures' effect of making people sleepy. Just make your voice monotone and people will fall asleep even before they decide to watch something else.
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You failed your one job, I am now wide awake. This is the best introduction and explanation of simple quantum mechanics I've ever encountered. I am sitting here intently watching and learning quantum mechanics and I'm only in high school. So, while I may not have achieved my initial goal of falling asleep I have to thank you for this amazing lecture.
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literally woke up with this in my history and no recollection of ever clicking this vid. safe to say you get what you expect
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I was literally looking for something to fall asleep to. And I love quantum physics documentaries, they are fascinating. So this is awesome.
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I literally opened up YouTube whispering to myself: âgive me something long and interesting to fall asleep toâ and this was the first thing on my feed thank you so much!!!
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Been waking up middle of the night to different kinds of lectures and was always finding it relaxing, never actually thought to sleep to them! Bro is a genius
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I'm going to be a college freshman this fall, going into physics never having taken Calculus and only got a very basic physics class my senior year. Sometimes I wonder if I'm making the right choice.... But then I opened this video to try and fall asleep to it and ended up staying up until 5 am because it was just so fascinating.
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These lectures are great. The auditory ques of the scratch pad, the exacting description of everything he writes translates perfectly to lucid dreams. I was back in my Quatum class 20 years ago and everything was being placed a blackboard in my dream. What a great way to reconnect with the math I lost long ago. Thank you.đ
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YouTube played me this after I passed out after red wine. Woke up feeling like Gandalf the White. Every minute felt like a lifetime of the earth while I was sleeping.
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Omg people actually sleep to this?! The more he explains the more my brain heats up đ¤Łđ¤Łđ¤Ł
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These kinds of videos always help me to sleep ... And I often have science-based dreams to boot !
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It is amazing scientist came up with this stuff like 100 years ago, before computers or even basic calculators. They were truly geniuses.
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This came on autoplay last night while I was sleeping and in my dream someone was following me around telling me maths equations for ages. Eventually woke up and realised this was playing.
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Iâm just watching this because I need some intellectual stimulation. I get unhappy if I donât get enough stimulation to my brain. I fix this with listening to videos about subjects above my level and trying to understand them đ
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last year I picked up the habit of doing my homework while having my teachers were talking, now I'm studying virtually for a year and i miss that. You, my dear human who made this video, are amazing, thank you!
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This is literally quite a good QM primer to yo! Really not bad stuff in terms of getting to grips with the initial math and probabilistic concepts! I fell asleep comforted by the familiarity :)
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You're a great teacher, it's relaxing but not boring at all ⤠thanks
