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MATLAB in Physics is a four lecture series in MATLAB that is offered to first year physics undergraduate students. This lecture shows how to use MATLAB to simulate physical systems using a range of methods. Projectile motion is analysed using the Symbolic Math Toolbox, then more complicated...

MATLAB in Physics is a four lecture series in MATLAB that is offered to first year physics undergraduate students.This lecture shows how to use MATLAB to fit experimental data such as that obtained in undergraduate physics experiments. Non-linear fitting to a more complicated model function is...

In semiconductors, it is possible to make actual potential wells by sandwiching a d-deDUwelld-deDt layer of one semiconductor material (such as InGaAs) between two d-deDUbarrierd-deDt layers of another semiconductor material (such as InP). In this structure, the electron has lower energy in the...


Platforms: Matlab

cThis lecture investigates the underlying linear algebra that forms the basis of MATLAB. Aly Kassam is the author of this lecture, it is being submitted under Matt McDonnell's name solely to fit it in with the rest of the lectures. The aim of this lecture series is to introduce students to...


Platforms: Matlab

GaAs-GaAlAs Quantum WellIn a type I quantum well, the energy difference d?OCLEg between the larger band gap of the barrier and the smaller band gap of the well material causes a confinement potential both for the electrons in the conduction band and for the holes in the valence band. In a...


Platforms: Matlab

This toolbox provides direct access to cancer genomics data from within the MATLAB environment. The toolbox will query the Cancer Genomics Data Server Web API, provided by the Computational Biology Center at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, and return data in a structured format.A tutorial...


Platforms: Matlab

The QM Momentum Carpet program displays the time evolution of the position-space wave function and the associated quantum-mechanical momentum-time diagram, the momentum-space quantum carpet. The default wave function is a Gaussian wave packet in an infinite square well. Additional states and...


Platforms: Mac

The QM Probability program displays the time evolution of the position-space wave function and the associated probability density. The default wave function is the n = 5 state in a ramped infinite square well. Additional states and other potential energy functions can be specified using the...


Platforms: Mac

The Statistical and Thermal Physics (STP) Package contains read-to-run computer models and curricular materials for the teaching of statistical and thermal physics. You can choose from many different simulations and calculations ranging from probability distributions to Ising models. The STP...


Platforms: Mac

The QM Superposition Launcher package is a self-contained file for the teaching of the time evolution and visualization of energy eigenstates and their superpositions in quantum mechanics. The file contains ready-to-run OSP programs and curricular materials. One can choose from several real-time...


Platforms: Mac

When do photons, electrons, and atoms behave like particles and when do they behave like waves? Watch waves spread out and interfere as they pass through a double slit, then get detected on a screen as tiny dots. Use quantum detectors to explore how measurements change the waves and the patterns...


Platforms: Mac

The QM Position Measurement program displays the time evolution of the position-space wave function and can be used to simulate the quantum-mechanical measurement of position. The default wave function is an equal-mix four-state superposition in the infinite square well. QM Position Measurement...


Platforms: Mac

The QM Wigner program displays the time evolution of the position-space wave function and the associated quasi-probability distribution in phase space via the Wigner function. The default wave function is a Gaussian wave packet in a harmonic oscillator. Additional states and other potential...


Platforms: Mac

The QM Momentum Measurement program displays the time evolution of the position-space wave function and can be used to simulate the quantum-mechanical measurement of momentum. The default wave function is an equal-mix four-state superposition in the infinite square well. QM Momentum Measurement...


Platforms: Mac

The QM Momentum Expectation Value program displays the time evolution of the position-space wave function and the associated momentum expectation value. The default wave function is a Gaussian wave packet in a harmonic oscillator. Additional states and other potential energy functions can be...


Platforms: Mac

The QM Position Expectation Value program displays the time evolution of the position-space wave function and the associated position expectation value. The default wave function is a two-state superposition of infinite square well states. Additional states and other potential energy functions...


Platforms: Mac

The Momentum Space package is a self-contained file for the teaching of the time evolution and visualization of energy eigenstates and their superpositions via momentum space in quantum mechanics. The file contains ready-to-run OSP programs and a set of curricular materials. The material focuses...


Platforms: Mac

The Phase Matters package is a self-contained file for the teaching of phase and time evolution in quantum mechanics. The file contains ready-to-run OSP programs and a set of curricular materials. The material focuses on when and how, for arbitrary quantum-mechanical states, the phase of the wave...


Platforms: Mac

The Position Carpet package is a self-contained file for the teaching of the time evolution and visualization of energy eigenstates and their superpositions via quantum spacetime diagrams or quantum carpets. The file contains ready-to-run OSP programs and a set of curricular materials. The...


Platforms: Mac

The QM Probability 2D program displays the time evolution of the two-dimensional probability density using color to represent its magnitude. The default wave function is a two-state superposition in the x (nx = 1,2) and y dimension (ny = 3,4) state in an infinite square well. Additional states...


Platforms: Mac