Introduction to Operators in Quantum Mechanics

In this video, I introduce operators.

Questions? Let me know in the comments!

[joshuakyanaalampour]

Your videos are just phenomenal. Thank you thank you thank you!

[jacobvandijk]

@ 1:10 Operators IN GENERAL don't commute. But sometimes they do commute.

[kasperbuskpedersen]

Great videos! Just starting my second course into QM at uni, so a few more videos on the stuff you mentions would be so much appreciated!! :) :)

[biancadatola]

why in point 5.b you write [<Φ|a]A= a<Φ|A and not [<Φa|]A= a*<Φ|A ?? thanks, love your videos

[josephkaore]

What is the function representation of |Φ><Φ| or |x><x|?

[admharrr]

This video gives me more questions than answers

[LuffyL-chku]

2:10, how many times more do you need to say operate in a sentence

[DrGuanto]

Which is the first video of this series? does anyone know?

[sergiokpo]

I am studying electronics engineering and i want a post degree in quantum mechanics. This will be useful

[aster]

Hello, can i have the pdf or doc file of these 9 videos?

[tandalkran]

I am sorry if I missed that part but based on what you have said on 2:03, are inner products all yield a complex number?

[isaacdorfman]

#3 isn't really a unique property of an operator.
It's just a consequence of #2.

[nellvincervantes]

Operator, oh could you help me place this call.