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| The course dedicated to Ph.D. students covers more advanced parts of quantum theory which are typically not treated in details within usual chemical curriculum. Last update: Matějka Pavel (16.06.2019)
                                
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| The course ends with an oral exam.Individual project focusing on a certain sub=project is part of the course. Last update: Slavíček Petr (13.11.2018)
                                
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| Z: E. Bittner: Quantum dynamics: applications in biological and materials systems. CRC press, 2009, 1420080539. 
 Z: P. W. Atkins, R. R. Friedman: Molecular Quantum Mechanics, Oxford University Press, Oxford 2010, 0199541426. Last update: Slavíček Petr (13.11.2018)
                                
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| Přednášky a cvičení. Last update: Slavíček Petr (13.11.2018)
                                
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| 1. Experimental foundations of quantum mechanics. 
 2. Postulates of quantum mechanics I: Probability amplitude, superposition principle. 
 3. Postulates of quantum mechanics II: Mean value, measurables, operators. 
 4. Postulates of quantum mechanics III: Time evolution. 
 5. Operator methods in quantum mechanics I: harmonic oscillator, annihilation and creation operator. 
 6. Operator methods in quantum mechanics I: angular momentum, ladder operators. 
 7. Perturbation theory: Derivation and applications. 
 8. Perturbation theory: van der Waals interaction in various perspectives. 
 9. Time-dependent perturbation theory: constant and harmonic perturbation. Rabi oscillations. 
 10. Vibrational, rotational, atomic and molecular spectra. Selection rules. Franck-Condon principle. 
 11. Excitation transfer. Multi-photon processes and perturbation theory of higher orders. 
 12. Interaction of light and molecules. Spectral lineshapes. Einstein coefficients. 
 13. Time-dependent approach to spectroscopy. Autocorrelation function. 
 14. Elements of scattering theory. Green functions. Last update: Slavíček Petr (13.11.2018)
                                
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| http://www.vscht.cz/fch/cz/vyuka/N403007.html Last update: Slavíček Petr (13.11.2018)
                                
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| The student will be able to: 
 understand formalism of quantum theory 
 actively follow primary literature in theoretical chemistry 
 analyze molecular experiments in time and energy domains Last update: Matějka Pavel (13.11.2018)
                                
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| Mathematics I, Physics I Last update: Slavíček Petr (13.11.2018)
                                
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