Quantum theory, concepts and methods
โ Scribed by Peres A.
- Publisher
- Kluwer
- Year
- 2002
- Tongue
- English
- Leaves
- 464
- Category
- Library
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
โฆ Synopsis
One of the rare books that give a deep and balanced account of Quantum Theory... Concepts are emphasized as much as techniques. Anyone who wants to understand (as opposed to merely use) quantum mechanics should at least have a brief look through such a book...
โฆ Table of Contents
Contents......Page 8
Part I: Gathering the Tools......Page 16
1. Introduction to Quantum Physics......Page 18
2. Quantum Tests......Page 39
3. Complex Vector Space......Page 63
4. Continuous Variables......Page 94
Part 2: Cryptodeterminism & Quantum Inseparability......Page 128
5. Composite Systems......Page 130
6. Bell's Theorem......Page 163
7. Contextuality......Page 202
Part 3: Quantum Dynamics & Information......Page 228
8. Spacetime Symmetries......Page 230
9. Information and Thermodynamics......Page 275
10. Semiclassical Methods......Page 313
11. Chaos and Irreversibility......Page 347
12. The Measuring Process......Page 388
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This book will be useful to anyone who wants to understand the use of quantum theory for the description of physical processes. It is a graduate level text, ideal for independent study, and includes numerous figures, exercises, bibliographical references, and even some computer programs. <br/>
The author has put serious work and thought to writing this excellent book. It is a graduate level exploration of quantum theory but it is written very clearly. A background in college level physics and mathematics are necessary of course but the book is so well designed that the reader requires onl