Part V
Group Dynamics: Introducing Multiple Particles
In this part . . .
This part introduces you to working with multiple particles at the same time. Now, all the particles in the system can interact not only with an overall potential but also with each other. You see how to deal with atoms (electron and nucleus systems) here, as well as systems of many atoms. After all, the whole world is made up of many-particle systems. Good thing quantum physics is up to the task.
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