Quantum MechanicsThis introductory course on quantum mechanics is the basic lecture that precedes and completes the author's second book Advanced Quantum Mechanics. This new edition is up-to-date and has been revised. Coverage meets the needs of students by giving all mathematical steps and worked examples with applications throughout the text as well as many problems at the end of each chapter. It contains nonrelativistic quantum mechanics and a short treatment of the quantization of the radiation field. Besides the essentials, the book also discusses topics such as the theory of measurement, the Bell inequality, and supersymmetric quantum mechanics. |
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OneDimensional Problems 47 | 46 |
The Uncertainty Relation | 97 |
Angular Momentum | 107 |
The Central Potential I | 119 |
Motion in an Electromagnetic Field | 143 |
Operators Matrices State Vectors 159 | 158 |
The Zeeman Effect and the Stark Effect | 259 |
Problems | 269 |
Problems | 287 |
Scattering Theory | 325 |
Supersymmetric Quantum Theory | 355 |
State and Measurement in Quantum Mechanics 369 | 368 |
Appendix | 399 |
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