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QM with Python – swing on the quantum harmonic oscillator

Introduction (This post continues on my older post on using Python in solving simple quantum mechanics problems) You have heard of harmonic oscillator in physics classroom. It is a simple mathematical tool to describe some kind of  repetitive motion, either it is pendulum, a kid on a sway, a kid on a spring or something … Continue reading QM with Python – swing on the quantum harmonic oscillator

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Quantum Mechanics with the Python

Introduction Ah, quantum mechanics, inscrutable and stupendous way of doing physics and yet, no-one knows why it works. I have always been amazed by the wonders of quantum world and always looked for the ways of grasping its significance. One really illustrative example of the quantum phenomena is called a finite square well, and here I present … Continue reading Quantum Mechanics with the Python