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Modern Physics for Scientists and Engineers

✍ Scribed by John Taylor, Chris Zafiratos, Michael A. Dubson


Year
2003
Tongue
English
Leaves
677
Edition
2nd
Category
Library

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✦ Synopsis


Refreshingly contemporary, this beginning-level introduction to modern physics covers all the important topics of relativity, quantum mechanics, systems with two or more atoms, and subatomic physics—but does so in a manner that won't overwhelm readers who are new to the subject. Explanations of concepts are exceptionally readable (often enlivened with humor), and an abundance of high-quality worked examples and practice problems give readers the hands-on practice necessary to master applications. The Space and Time of Relativity. Relativistic Mechanics. Atoms. Quantization of Light. Quantization of Atomic Energy Levels. Matter Waves. The Schrödinger Equation in One Dimension. The Three-Dimensional Schrödinger Equation. Electron Spin. Multielectron Atoms; the Pauli Principle and the Periodic Table. Atomic Transitions and Radiation. Molecules. Solids—Theory. Solids—Applications. Statistical Mechanics. The Structure of Atomic Nuclei. Radioactivity and Nuclear Reactions. Elementary Particles. For anyone needing an introduction to, or refresher of, modern physics.

✦ Table of Contents


Modern Physics for Scientists and Engineers......Page 1
Part I. Relativity......Page 2
Ch 1. The Space and Time of Relativity......Page 3
Ch 2. Relativistic Mechanics......Page 47
Part II. Quantum Mechanics......Page 86
Ch 3. Atoms......Page 87
Ch 4. Quantization of Light......Page 126
Ch 5. Quantization of Atomic Energy Levels......Page 145
Ch 6. Matter Waves......Page 169
Ch 7. The Schrödinger Equation in One Dimension......Page 204
Ch 8. The Three-Dimensional Schrödinger Equation......Page 249
Ch 9. Electron Spin......Page 288
Ch 10. Multielectron Atoms: The Pauli Principle and the Periodic Table......Page 308
Ch 11. Atomic Transitions and Radiation......Page 335
Part III. Systems with two or more atoms......Page 368
Ch 12. Molecules......Page 369
Ch 13. Solids — Theory......Page 410
Ch 14. Solids — Applications......Page 455
Ch 15. Statistical Mechanics......Page 496
Part IV. Subatomic Physics......Page 534
Ch 16. The Structure of Atomic Nuclei......Page 535
Ch 17. Radioactivity and Nuclear Reactions......Page 569
Ch 18. Elementary Particles......Page 629


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