Quantum Mechanics: pt.I. The formalism and its interpretation. The origins of the quantum theoryNorth-Holland Publishing Company, 1961 - Quantum theory |
Contents
LIGHT QUANTA OR PHOTONS | 11 |
QUANTIZATION OF MATERIAL SYSTEMS | 21 |
CORRESPONDENCE PRINCIPLE AND THE OLD QUANTUM THEORY | 27 |
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algebra angular momentum asymptotic form calculation center of mass Classical Mechanics classical particle Classical Theory coefficient collision complete set components condition considered constant continuous spectrum coordinates corresponding Coulomb cross section defined definition density derivative differential discrete spectrum dynamical variables eigenfunctions eigenvalue problem eigenvectors electron energy equal expansion expression finite Fourier transform free particle given Hamiltonian Heisenberg Hermitean Hermitean operator Hilbert space infinite integral limit linear combination linear operator matrix mean value measurement motion norm obtained orthogonal orthonormal particular phase shift phenomena photon physical position precise projector properties quantities quantization quantum number quantum system Quantum Theory radiation region representation represented respectively scalar product scattering Schrödinger equation Schrödinger representation solution square-integrable functions statistical distribution subspace trajectory uncertainty relations unitary vanishes vector velocity wave function Wave Mechanics wave packet wavelength Wronskian zero