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Physics 614
As a prelude to the quantum mechanical formalism which we shall explore, it
is useful to examine the basic tenets as outlined by Feynman in his pedagogical
approach to the subject. The following material is extracted from Feynman's Lectures
in Physics, Volume III, Chapter 1, 5. The reader is invited to consult the original
source for more details.
Electron Diffraction
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Physics 614

As a prelude to the quantum mechanical formalism which we shall explore, it is useful to examine the basic tenets as outlined by Feynman in his pedagogical approach to the subject. The following material is extracted from Feynman's Lectures in Physics, Volume III, Chapter 1, 5. The reader is invited to consult the original source for more details.

Electron Diffraction

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