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Quantum mechanics - principles and formalism
av McWeeny, Roy
Häftad bok. Dover. 2003. 155 sidor.

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ISBN

048642829x

Titel

Quantum mechanics - principles and formalism

Författare

McWeeny, Roy

Utgivningsår

2003

Bandtyp

Limmad

Språk

English

Baksidestext

Concerned strictly with the principles and formalism of quantum mechanics, this graduate student-oriented volume develops the subject as a fundamental discipline. Opening chapters review the origins of Schrödinger's equations and the nature of the solutions in certain simple and well-known cases, advancing to the ideas associated with vector spaces. Having provided students with the appropriate mathematical language, the author proceeds to the formulation of the main principles of quantum mechanics and their immediate consequences. The book concludes with final generalizations in which alternative "languages" or representations are discussed — each with reference to its specific advantages and applications — and the Dirac transformation theory is developed and explained.

Dover 048642829x

ISBN: 9780486428291
Titel: Quantum mechanics - principles and formalism
Författare: McWeeny, Roy
Utgivningsår: 2003
Bandtyp: Limmad
Språk: English

Concerned strictly with the principles and formalism of quantum mechanics, this graduate student-oriented volume develops the subject as a fundamental discipline. Opening chapters review the origins of Schrödinger's equations and the nature of the solutions in certain simple and well-known cases, advancing to the ideas associated with vector spaces. Having provided students with the appropriate mathematical language, the author proceeds to the formulation of the main principles of quantum mechanics and their immediate consequences. The book concludes with final generalizations in which alternative "languages" or representations are discussed — each with reference to its specific advantages and applications — and the Dirac transformation theory is developed and explained.