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Introduction to Quantum Mechanics for Chemists

Introduction to Quantum Mechanics for Chemists

This public repository contains course materials foran introduction to quantum chemistry course. The main course content is conveyed through, and assessed by, Jupyter notebooks, and uses the JupyterBook tools. GitHub Classroom is used for assessments.

The material is hosted on a course web site, qchem.qc-edu.org which is maintained with the help of the QC-Devs team.

This material is made available via the Creative Commons Zero CC0 version 1.0 license. However, where the authors have reposted/adapted content from other sources, those sources retain their copyright/license.

The primary authors of course materials are Paul Ayers, Valerii Chuiko, and Farnaz Heidar-Zadeh.

introqm's Issues

Issue on page /ipynb/SchrodingerEq.html

Hi @PaulWAyers,

I noticed on 4.2.5 you have the TDSE written in blue, with a note saying that the blue term is the Hamiltonian operator. However, the whole equation is in blue, not just the operator. Thought you might want to fix that!

Kirsten

P.S. I'm not sure if this method was the best way to notify you of this (i.e., as opposed to an MS Teams message or somewhere else on GitHub), so let me know!

Issue on page /problems/KratzerFues.html

It's not written clearly.

Issue on page /problems/KratzerFues.html

Some math symbols don't render properly

Broken Link in Assignment: GitHub, Jupyter, Python, Numpy

Hi @PaulWAyers ,

The link in part one:

Go through the course’s introduction to computer programming and computer programming tools.

appears to be broken. The resulting page has no content, and the title is just the location of the Jupyter.ipynb notebook.

I wasn't sure how to submit a broken link as a pull request, so hopefully this is okay.

Issue on page /OneElectronAtoms.html

Fix this link https://github.com/QC-Edu/IntroQM/blob/master/documents/Hatom.pdf
https://qchem.qc-edu.org/OneElectronAtoms.html

Issue on page /SchrodingerExercise3.html

Content doesn't render properly