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041			_aEnglish
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100			_aMahesh C Jain _9247381
245			_aQuantum Mechanics _b: A textbook for undergraduates
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260			_aDelhi _bPHI Learning private Limited _c2025
300			_a322 p. _bPB _c24x16 cm.
365			_aABDI/0821/25 _b₹543.75 _c₹ _d₹725.00 _e25% _f13-11-2025
520			_aPrimarily intended for the undergraduate students of physics, the book, in its second edition, apprises the students with the fundamentals of quantum mechanics. While retaining the same flow of contents and distinguishing features of the previous edition, the book now encompasses a number of modifications and additions. The author sets out with Planck’s quantum hypothesis and takes the students along through the new concepts and ideas, providing an easy-to-understand description of core quantum concepts and basic mathematical structures. The fundamental principles and the mathematical formalism introduced are amply illustrated through a number of solved examples. Chapter-end exercises and review questions, generally designed as per the examination pattern, serve to reinforce the material learnt. Chapter-end summaries capture the key points discussed in the text. _b1. A Brief History of the Creation and Interpretation of Quantum Mechanics 2. Particle Nature of Radiation: The Origin of Quantum Theory 3. Atoms and the Bohr Model 4. Wave Nature of Matter and the Need for a Wave Function 5. Wave Packets and the Uncertainty Principle 6. The Schrödinger Equation 7. Particle in a Potential Well 8. Scattering of Particles by Barriers and Wells 9. The Linear Harmonic Oscillator 10. The Formal Structure of Quantum Mechanics 11. Orbital Angular Momentum in Quantum Mechanics 12. Spherically Symmetric Potentials and Hydrogenic Atoms 13. Atomic Structure I: One-Electron Atoms 14. Atomic Structure II: Many-Electron Atoms
650			_aMechanics _9247382
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