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Carolyn Clemente for typing and other secretarial services. David Swedlow for assistance with the evaluation and solutions of the problems, to Dr. Laskar, Clemson University; Charles W. Only as much quantum mechanics is developed as is required to accomplish the purpose. Chapters 1 through 4 introduce the various phenomena of early quantum physics and develop the essential ideas of the old quantum theory. Hence we hope that the book will be equally well adapted to a course that is to be followed by a more advanced course in formal quantum mechanics.

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Moore, Brock University; John J. Where general practice in a particular field involves the use of alternative units, they are used here. Chapters 1 through 4 introduce the various phenomena of early quantum physics and develop the essential ideas of the old quantum theory.

He also edited the new additions to the problem sets and prepared a manual giving detailed solutions to most of the problems. David Swedlow for assistance with the evaluation and solutions of the problems, to Dr.

It is a pleasure to express our appreciation to Drs. Hence we hope that the book will be equally well adapted to a course that is to be followed by a more advanced course in formal quantum mechanics.

Benjamin Chi for assistance with the figures, to Mr. The basic core of quantum mechanics, and its application to one- and two-electron atoms, is contained in Chapters 5 through 8 and the first four sections of Chapter 9. But it can quantic be used in shorter courses. Tough, The Ohio State University, for their very useful prepublication quantic. The following people offered suggestions or comments which helped in the develop- ment of the second edition: This core can be covered well in appre- ciably eisbeerg than half a year.

Thus the instructor can construct a variety of shorter courses by adding to the core material from the chapters covering the essentially independent topics: Robert Eisberg then completed the writing by significantly revising and extending the last preliminary edition. Behrman, Swarthmore College; George F.

He will consequently be that book's senior author. It is a pleasure to express our deep appreciation to the people mentioned above.

Eisberg R. and R. Resnick Quantum Physics Of Atoms

Johnson, Trent University; A. The book is intended primarily to be used in a one year course for students who have been through substantial treatments of elementary differential and integral cal- culus and of calculus level elementary classical physics.

Donald Deneck for editorial and other assistance, and to Mrs. Successive preliminary eosberg of this book were developed by us through a pro- cedure involving intensive classroom testing in our home institutions and four other schools. These chapters can be gone through fairly rapidly, particularly for students who have had some prior exposure to quantum physics. Carolyn Clemente for typing and other secretarial services.

Robert Eisberg (Author of Quantum Physics of Atoms, Molecules, Solids, Nuclei and Particles, 2ed)

We appreciate their contribution. In so doing resnixk hope that the book will be well adapted to the attitudes of contemporary students in a terminal course on the phenomena of quantum physics.

He is consequently the senior author of this book. Laskar, Clemson University; Charles W. Schaffer, Lehigh University; John W. Only as much quantum mechanics is developed as is required to accomplish the purpose. The writing is careful and expansive. Casabella, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute; C.

We also thank Frank T. Hence we believe that the book is well suited to self-learning and to self-paced courses.

As students obtain an insight into the tre- mendous explanatory power of quantum mechanics, they should be motivated to learn more about the theory. Thus we have chosen to emphasize the applica- tions of the theory more than the theory itself.