Physics - Ch 66 Ch 4 Quantum Mechanics: Schrodinger Eqn (49 of 92) How Oscillators Increase Energy

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In this video I will explain how the quantum mechanic oscillator hold on to and increase its energy. Just like a classical oscillator that oscillates back and forth between a minimum (x=-A) and maximum (x=A) amplitude, and the frequency is sqrt(k/m) which is a constant. So if the amplitude and the frequency are fixed constants, then the only way for the energy to increase in a quantum mechanic oscillator is the addition of a photon.

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do you have any videos on the "finite element method" for solving problems in statics?

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