3. Resonance III

MIT 8.421 Atomic and Optical Physics I, Spring 2014
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Instructor: Wolfgang Ketterle
In this lecture, the professor reviewed harmonic oscillator, gave two examples about harmonic oscillator and discussed about motion in a rotating magnetic field.
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[@sohamsuke]

Thanks for providing this, MIT guys. :)

[@billydagenham]

great lecturer, I wish professors were this enthusiastic at my Grad program

[@beenishmuazzam]

Amazing lecture

[@sadiqnawazkhan3333]

That the black body radiation of the surrounding has an appreciable AC stark shift is the most unexpected news to me

[@eddiemartinez9173]

How can a rotating field be Time-Independent by reference to i?

[@JohnMordaxt]

Quality lecture and lecturer. I'd wish he'd be more careful with notation though ^^"

[@amit9837]

enlightening

[@SphereofTime]

0:21

[@SphereofTime]

9:42

[@shijiechai9780]

Thank you Professor, but I think I am too stupid that I cannot understand the physics. OMG!

[@antoniomantovani3147]

indian only memorize and no more

[@johnbishop7478]

This is very simple physics
Come in india u will see the real physics

[@Tom-iv5pw]

the fuck

[@Krimson5pride]

You do realise he is a nobel prize winner. Its not how complicated it is, but is application. Most topics in India has no real life purpose.

[@johnbishop7478]

Meh sugaar
Where r u from

[@annankldun4040]

I've met indian students....they don't seem to know more than anyone else and I live in Europe. And btw this is bachelors level so it's obviously basic...or is that too difficult for you to understand?