Department
of Chemistry
University
of Illinois at Chicago
Fall, 2001, 174 SES, 2-3PM M-W-F
Professor: Tim
Keiderling
1: Introduction,
A. Classical physics and problems,
2: Model problems:
C. More models, Barriers, etc.
3: Hydrogen atom, separation of variables
A. Rotational motion (sphere, rigid rotor)
C. Angular momentum (general, include spin)
4: Angular momentum, Lz, L+,L-, raising and lowering operators, shperical harmonics
5: Approximation techniques: Perturbation, Variation, other(?)
6: Atomic structure and spin, many electron atoms, Pauli, Hartree Fock
7: Coupling angular momenta, spin-orbit, Hund's rule, atomic spectra
8: Diatomic molecules, B-O approx, LCAO-MO, Valence bond, Homonuclear diatomics
9: Molecular spectra (?), consequences of nuclear motion
11: Introduction,
A. Classical physics and problems,
12: Model problems:
C. Barriers and other model systems--CRUDE VERSION
3. Rotations, Hydrogen atom and separation of variables
A. Rotational motion--sphere, rigid rotor--CRUDE VERSION
B: Hydrogen atom--CRUDE VERSION
4: Angular momentum-general theory--CRUDE VERSION