Hamiltonian Stickers

The general formula defining the Hamiltonian that arises from the Lagrangian.

The general formula defining the Hamiltonian that arises from the Lagrangian.

Hamiltonian cycles of the platonic solids.

Alexander Hamilton t shirts, mugs, and more. Alexander Hamilton 1757 - 1804

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The wave function of a particle in a central force, which is an explicit solution to Schrodinger equation, in one of it's few relatively easy cases that can be solved manually.

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Stationary Schrodinger equation, a special case of one of the most famous equations among physics majors, and one of the most influential ones since it opens doors to theories we didn't know existed.

The wave function of a particle in a central force, which is an explicit solution to Schrodinger equation, in one of it's few relatively easy cases that can be solved manually.

Stationary Schrodinger equation, a special case of one of the most famous equations among physics majors, and one of the most influential ones since it opens doors to theories we didn't know existed.

Perturbation theory is one important part of quantum physics since it allows to calculate corrections of systems which would be harder or even impossible using the explicit calculations.

Perturbation theory is one important part of quantum physics since it allows to calculate corrections of systems which would be harder or even impossible using the explicit calculations.

The Golden rule of Fermi, used in perturbation theory to calculate the rate of transition between two states.

The Golden rule of Fermi, used in perturbation theory to calculate the rate of transition between two states.