Physics 32.5 Statistical Thermodynamics (35 of 39) What is a Degenerate Quantum State?

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When particles are fined to a “container” they will experience quantum states (various ways in which they can be arranged). When different quantum states have the same energy they are considered “degenerate”.

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[stratpap]

Very nice lecture, and all the lectures i could say! I found interesting the relation "quantum states as various ways in which particles can be arranged". Thank you!

[Gooooov]

Time waste at this video
I came hare to know how g1=1 and g2=3 but he can't explain that

[pepaxxxsvinka]

"Maybe unique is not the right word"- what an elegant joke! Loved it :)

[Isaac-forh]

Thank you for making these videos. You do a great job explaining scary sounding ideas in an understandable way :)

[منوعات-تف]

can we say that the degenerate state are acutally the the energy subshells ( s, p, d, f ) ?

[franciscomessa]

Thank you teacher. It was very useful!

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