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QC174.12 .F73 1978eb
QC174
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12
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F73
1978eb
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1315137305
9781315137308
9780748740789
9781138464667
An introduction to quantum physics /
[Book]
A.P. French, Edwin F. Taylor.
Roca Raton, Florida :
CRC Press, Taylor & Francis Group,
[1978]
©1978
1 online resource
M.I.T. introductory physics series
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Cover; Half Title; Title Page; Copyright Page; Table of Contents; PREFACE; LEARNING AIDS FOR QUANTUM PHYSICS; 1: Simple models of the atom; 1-1 Introduction; 1-2 The classical atom; 1-3 The electrical structure of matter; 1-4 The Thomson atom; 1-5 Line spectra; 1-6 Photons; 1-7 The Rutherford-Bohr atom; 1-8 Further predictions of the Bohr model; 1-9 Direct evidence of discrete energy levels; I-10 X-ray spectra; 1-11 A note on x-ray spectroscopy; 1-12 Concluding remarks; EXERCISES; 2: The wave properties of particles; 2-1 De Broglie's hypothesis; 2-2 De Broglie waves and particle velocities
2-3 Calculated magnitudes of De Broglie wavelengths2-4 The Davisson-Germer experiments; 2-5 More about the Davisson-G ermer experiments; 2-6 Further manifestations of the wave properties electrons; 2-7 Wave properties of neutral atoms and molecules; 2-8 Wave properties of nuclear particles; 2-9 The meaning of the wave-particle duality; 2-10 The coexistence of wave and particle properties; 2-11 A first discussion of quantum amplitudes; EXERCISES; 3: Wave-particle duality and bound states; 3-1 Preliminary remarks; 3-2 The approach to a particle-wave equation; 3-3 The Schrodinger equation
3-4 Stationary states3-5 Particle in a one-dimensional box; 3-6 Unique energy without unique momentum; 3-7 Interpretation of the quantum amplitudes for bound states; 3-8 Particles in nonrigid boxes; 3-9 Square well of finite depth; 3-10 Normalization of the wave function; 3-11 Qualitative plots of bound-state wave functions; EXERCISES; 4: Solutions of Schrödinger's equation in one dimension; 4-1 Introduction; 4-2 The square well; 4-3 The harmonic oscillator; 4-4 Vibrational energies of diatomic molecules; 4-5 Computer solutions of the Schrödinger equation; EXERCISES
5: Further applications of Schrödinger's equation5-1 Introduction; 5-2 The three-dimensional Schrödinger equation; 5-3 Eigenfunctions and eigenvalues; 5-4 Particle in a three-dimensional box; 5-5 Spherically symmetric solutions for hydrogen-like systems; 5-6 Normalization and probability densities; 5-7 Expectation values; 5-8 Computer solutions for spherically symmetric wave functions; EXERCISES; 6: Photons and quantum states; 6-1 Introduction; 6-2 States of linear polarization; 6-3 Linearly polarized photons; 6-4 Probability and the behavior of polarized photons
6-5 States of circular polarization6-6 Orthogonality and completeness; 6-7 Quantum states; 6-8 Statistical and classical properties of light; 6-9 Concluding remarks; appendix: polarized light and its production; 6A-1 The production of linearly polarized light; 6A-2 The production of circularly polarized light; Suggested experiments with linearly polarized light; EXERCISES; 7: Quantum amplitudes and state vectors; 7-1 Introduction; 7-2 The analyzer loop; 7-3 Paradox of the recombined beams; 7-4 Interference effect in general; 7-5 Formalism of projection amplitudes
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Quantum theory.
SCIENCE-- Energy.
SCIENCE-- Mechanics-- General.
SCIENCE-- Physics-- General.
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French, A. P., (Anthony Philip),1920-
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