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SOURCE: Park D. Introduction to the Quantum Theory 2ed 1974
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Textbook in PDF format Classic textbook on the Quantum Theory. More than a chance to gain new insights into physics, this book offers students the opportunity to look at what they already know about the subject in an improved way. Geared toward upper-level undergraduates and graduate students, this self-contained first course in quantum mechanics consists of two parts: the first covers basic theory, and the second part presents selected applications. Numerous problems of varying difficulty examine not only the steps of the proofs but also related ideas. Starting with an introduction that ventures beyond classical physics, the first part examines the physical content of the wave function; general principles; physics in one dimension; hermitian operators, symmetry, and angular momentum; and systems in two and three dimensions. Additional topics include approximate methods of calculation; the theory of scattering; spin and isospin; questions of physical meaning; electromagnetic radiation; systems containing identical particles. Focusing on applications, the second part explores the theory of alpha decay; electrons in a periodic lattice; the hydrogen spectrum; the helium atom; interatomic forces; the neutron-proton interaction; and the quark model of baryons. This is an outstanding traditional approach to quantum theory. This book would be great for a first undergraduate course in quantum mechanics or even an introduction to modern physics. It is essentially a historical approach and covers all the essential techniques in a more understandable way than some of the alternatives. What's unique about this text is the applications which spur interest. This book is much easier to follow than other texts. Great book on this subject, example problems, too. The text is rich with physical insights and the explanations are clear. Theory The Inadequacy of Classical Physics The Physical Content of the Wave Function General Principles Systems in One Dimension Hermitian Operators, Symmetry, and Angular Momentum Spin and Isospin Systems in Two and Three Dimensions Approximate Methods of Calculation The Theory of Scattering Electromagnetic Radiation Systems Containing Identical Particles Applications The Theory of Alpha Decay Electrons in a Periodic Lattice The Hydrogen Atom The Helium Atom Interatomic Forces The Quark Model of the Baryons The Neutron-Proton Interaction Thermodynamics Statistical Quantum Mechanics Appendixes
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