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An Expert’s Approach to Solving Physics Problems

1 An Expert s Approach to Solving Physics Problems A problem is a question to which you do not immediately see how to obtain the answer. If you do see how to obtain the answer well, then the problem is not a problem for you, is it? An expert approaches Problems differently than a novice. A novice may search for an equation to apply to the problem that matches the given variables, or the novice may try to solve a problem using the solution to a similar problem they have done before. There are many other novice problem Solving techniques that may suffice for easy homework Problems in an introductory class.

idea of the eigenvalue equation x Addition of angular momentum x Eigenstates of angular momentum operators x Simultaneous eigenstates and commuting operators We “plan the solution” by constructing the mathematical representations of these concepts. First, the goal is to show that | (, / ¿ satisfies an eigenvalue equation with *hf. We know ...

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