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  Elements of Quantum Mechanics (Hardback) By (author) Binayak Dutta Roy

  

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  Short Description for Elements of Quantum MechanicsSuitable for beginners, this book presents the basics of Quantum Mechanics and the underlying unity of the Heisenberg and Schrodinger approaches, as emphasized by Dirac. It includes a discussion of diverse subjects in the selected topics that can serve as a take-off point for initiation of project based studies and research works.
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  • Publisher: New Age Science Ltd
  • Published: 30 April 2009
  • Format: Hardback 476 pages
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  • Categories: Physics | Quantum Physics (quantum Mechanics & Quantum Field Theory)
  • ISBN 13: 9781906574284 ISBN 10: 1906574286

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• "Elements of Quantum Mechanics" targets as a text for studying and teaching Non-Relativistic Quantum Mechanics for advanced undergraduate and postgraduate students, teachers and faculty at colleges, universities and research institutions, and also for research scholars who need a clear understanding of basics and methods.The chapters are segregated according to the need and demand of courses to be taught for the semesters and for advanced studies. The historical evolution of quantum theory and the need for a radical change in outlook is explained in brief. In order to make the presentation as self-contained as possible, necessary mathematical methods are introduced, building on simple intuitive notions with which the students are familiar. Quantization of the Electro-magnetic field as needed for radiative transitions in atomic, molecular and nuclear physics is simply explained. Field theoretic methods for many-body problems often not treated adequately in introductory textbooks is introduced in the last chapter.