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The Physics of Atoms and Quanta: Introduction to Experiments and Theory

The Physics of Atoms and Quanta: Introduction to Experiments and Theory
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Dewey Class 539 (DDC 22)
Title The Physics of Atoms and Quanta ([Ebook]) : Introduction to Experiments and Theory / by Hermann Haken, Hans Christoph Wolf, William D. Brewer.
Author Haken, Hermann
Added Personal Name Brewer, William D.
Wolf, Hans Christoph
Other name(s) SpringerLink (Online service)
Edition statement 7th Rev. and Enlarged Edition With 300 Figures, 30 Tables, 177 Problems and Solutions.
Publication Berlin, Heidelberg : Springer-Verlag , 2005
Physical Details : v.: digital
Series Advanced Texts in Physics 1439-2674
ISBN 9783540292814
Summary Note The highly positive affirmation and wide reception that this book continues to receive from professors and students ahke is the occasion for this 7th edition. Once again we have included a number of valuable suggestions for improvements, which we address as appropriate. In addition, we refer to a number of developments in atomic physics. Of these new developments in regard to exotic atoms, we mention antihydrogen in par- ticular, because fundamental experiments in matter and antimatter can be expected in the future. Furthermore, we have inserted a chapter on the behaviour of atoms in strong elec- trical fields. Experiments with corresponding lasers could only recently be realized. We thank our Jenaer colleague, R. Sauerbrey, for his contribution of this chapter. We have also included a new chapter on the behaviour of the hydrogen atom in strong magnetic fields. The results are of profound interest for two very different fields of physics: on the one hand, according to classical physics, one expects chaotic behaviour from Rydberg atoms in magnetic fields that can be created in the laborato- ry; thus, an association can be drawn to aspects of chaos theory and the problems of quantum chaos. On the other hand, the very strong fields necessary for low quantum numbers are realized in the cosmos, in particular with white dwarfs and neutron stars. Review: "This book gives a coherent presentation of both the experiemntal and the theoretical aspects of these subjects.... the authors take the opportunity of each new edition to include the latest development in this very active field... I recommend this book unreservedly for its high pedagogical value":
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Internet Site http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/3-540-29281-0
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