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Elements of Quantum Mechanics
Dutta-Roy, Binayak
, Retired Prof., Saha Institute of Nuclear Physics.
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ISBN :
978-81-224-2452-2
Publication Year :
July, 2008
Edition :
1st
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Pages :
476
Price :
$ 24
Binding : Hardbound
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About the Book: |
``Elements of Quantum Mechanics`` targets advanced undergraduate and postgraduate students, research scholars who need a clearer understanding of basics and methods, and teachers and faculty at colleges, unversities and research institutions.
The first six chapter can be used at the undergraduate college level. The following five chapters are appropriate for a second one-semester course, while the last four may be used for comparatively advanced students. The chapter on selected topics is meant to set the tone for summer projects, etc. Quantization of the Electro-Magnetic field as needed for radiative transitions in atomic, molecular and unclear physics in simply explained. Field theoretic methods for many-body problems often not treated adequately in introductory text books is introduced in the last chapter.
This edition is for sale in India, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Maldives, Nepal, Myanmar, Pakistan and Sri Lanka only. If you want to buy this book for any country other than these, kindly click on the following links:
1. Amazon.co.uk,2. The Book Depository, 3. Amazon.com, 4. Bn.com
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About the Author: |
Binayak Dutta-Roy did his Ph.D. from Princeton University, U.S.A. and has published more than 100 research papers in International journals and has taught courses in diverse areas of physics for more than four decades in various institutes and universities in India and abroad. He retired as a Professor from the Saha Institute of Nuclear Physics and is now teaching at the S.N. Bose National Centre for Basic Science.
He also taught at Calcutta University, and for over 5 semesters he taught basic physics for engineers at the Stevens Institute of Technology, New Jersey, U.S.A., McGill University, Montreal, Canada and at the University of Central Florida, Orlando, U.S.A.
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Contents: |
The Classical FrameworkNeed for a New MechanicsTowards the New Mechanics Mathematical PreliminariesBasic of Quantum Mechanics Illustrative Problems in One DimensionRotational Symmetry and the Theory of Angular MomentumThe Two Body Problem : Bound StatesThe Two Body Problem : Scattering Approximate Methods for Stationary StatesApproximate Methods for Time Dependent ProblemsSymmetry and Group Theory in Quantum MechaincsRadiative TransitionsSelected TopicsThe Schrodinger Field and The Many Body Problem.
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Audience: |
Physics,New Releases
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