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Florian Scheck
Quantum Physics
erschienen März 2007 738 Seiten, Gebunden
Springer-Verlag GmbH & Co. KG | ISBN: 3540256458
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PrefaceThis book is divided into two parts: Part One deals with nonrelativistic quantum mechanics, from bound states of a single particle (harmonic oscillator, hydrogen atom) to fermionic many-body systems. Part Two is devoted to the theory of quantized fields and ranges from canonical quantization to quantum electrodynamics and some elements of electroweak interactions. Quantum mechanics provides both the conceptual and the practical basis for almost all branches of modern physics, atomic and m...
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Scheck • QUANTUM PHYSICS Schecks Quantum Physics presents a comprehensive introductory treatment, ideally suited for a two-semester course. Part One covers the basic principles and prime applications of quantum mechanics, from the uncertainty relations to many-body systems. Part Two introduces to relativistic quantum field theory and ranges from symmetries in quantum physics to electroweak interactions. Numerous worked-out examples as well as exercises, with solutions or hints, enables the boo... [weiter lesen] |
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Florian ScheckBorn 1936 in Berlin, son of Gustav O. Scheck, flutist. Studied physics at the University of Freiburg, Germany. Diploma in physics 1962, PhD in theoretical physics 1964. Guest scientist at the Weizmann Institute of Science, Rehovoth, Israel, 1964-1966. Research assistant at the University of Heidelberg, 1966-1968. Research Fellow at CERN, Geneva, 1968-1970. From 1970 until 1976 head of theory group at the Swiss institute of Nuclear Research (PSI), lecturer and titular professor at E... [weiter lesen] |
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Table of Contents PART ONE From the Uncertainty Relation to Many-Body Systems 1.Quantum Mechanics of Point Particles 1.1 Limitations of Classical Physics 4 1.2 Heisenberg's Uncertainty Relation for Position and Momentum 16 1.2.2 Uncertainties of Observables 17 1.2.3 Quantum Mechanical Uncertainties of Canonically Conjugate Variables 20 1.2.3 Examples for Heisenberg's Uncertainty Relation 24 1.3 The Particle-Wave Dualism 26 1.3.1 The Wave Function and its Interpretation 28 1.3.2 A First Link to Classical Mechanics 31 1.3.3 Gaussian Wave Packet 32 1.3.4 Electron in External Electromagnetic Fields 35 1.4 Schrödinger Equation and Born's Interpretation of the Wave Function 39 1.5 Expectation Values and Observables 45 1.5.1 Observables as Self-Adjoint Operators on L 2(R 3)47 1.5.2 Ehrenfest's Theorem 50 1.6 A Discrete Spectrum: Harmonic Oscillator in one Dimension. 53 1.7 Orthogonal Polynomials in One Real Variable 65 1.8 Observables and Expectation Values 72 1.8.1 Observables With Nondegenerate Spectrum 72 1.8.2 An Example: Coherent States 77 1.8.3 Observables with Degenerate, Discrete Spectrum 81 1.8.4 Observables with Purely Continuous Spectrum 86 1.9 Central Forces and the Schrödinger Equation 91 1.9.1 The Orbital Angular Momentum: Eigenvalues and Eigenfunctions 91 1.9.2 Radial Momentum and Kinetic Energy 101 1.9.3 Force Free Motion with Sharp Angular Momentum 104 1.9.4 The Spherical Oscillator 111 1.9.5 Mixed Spectrum: The Hydrogen Atom 118 2.Scattering of Particles by Potentials 2.1 Macroscopic and Microscopic Scales 129 2.2 Scattering on a Central Potential 131 2.2 Partial Wave Analysis 136 2.3.1 How to Calculate Scattering Phases 140 2.3.2 Potentials with Infinite Range: Coulomb Potential 144 2.4 Born Series and Born Approximation 147 2.4.1 First Born Approximation 150 2.4.2 Form Factors in Elastic Scattering 152 2.5* Analytical Properties of Partial Wave Amplitudes 156 2.5.1 Jost Functions 157 2.5.2 Dynamic and Kinematic Cuts 158 2.5.3 Partial Wave Amplitudes as Analytic Functions 161 2.5.4 Resonances 161 2.5.5 Scattering Length and Effective Range 164 2.6 Inelastic Scattering and Partial Wave Analysis 167 3.The Principles of Quantum Theory 3.1 Representation Theory 171 3.1.1 Dirac's Bracket Notation 174 3.1.2 Transformations Relating Different Representations 177 3.2 The Concept of Hilbert Space 180 3.2.1 Definition of Hilbert Spaces 182 3.2.2 Subspaces of Hilbert Spaces 187 3.2.3 Dual Space of a Hilbert Space and Dirac's Notation 188 3.3 Linear Operators on Hilbert Spaces 190 3.3.1 Self-Adjoint Operators 191 3.3.2 Projection Operators 194 3.3.3 Spectral Theory of Observables 196 3.3.4 Unitary Operators 200 3.3.5 Time Evolution of Quantum Systems 202
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Subject Index AAbsorption 169 Action 6 Addition of angular momenta 351 Addition theorem - for spherical harmonics 98 Algebra - graded 517 Angular momentum -orbital 91 Annihilation operators - for fermions 536 Annihilation operators - for photons 443 Anomalous magnetic moment - Schwinger 622 Anomaly - of g-f actor 610 Anticommutator 517 Antihermitean 228 Anti-isomorphism 189 Antiparticle 256, 523 - with spin 0 428 Antiunitary operators 252 BBaryon number 330 Baryons 380 Base vectors - in R 4 390 Basis - spherical 291, 445 Bessel functions 144 - spherical 106 Bessel's differential equation 105 Bhabha scattering 585 Bit - classical 281 - quantum 282 Bogoliubov's method for pairing forces 322 Bohr magneton 240, 680 Bohr radius 7, 680 Born approximation 147 - first 150 Born series 147, 149 Born's interpretation 39 - of wave function 41 Bose-Einstein condensation 268 Bose-Einstein statistics 268 Bosons 266 Boundary condition - of Schrödinger 44 - of Born 44 - de Broglie-wave length 27 Cc-number 411 Campbell-Hausdorff formula 222 - Canonical Momentum - for Maxwell field 436 Casimir operators 378 Cauchy series 183 Center-of-mass system - in scattering 492 Central forces 91 Channels 167 Characteristic exponent - in DE of Fuchsian type 105 Charge conjugation 256, 333 - Dirac field 527 Charge operator - for fermions 537 Charged current 641 Chiral Fields 553 Circular orbit 700 Clebsch-Gordan coefficients 242, 244 - being real 355 - symmetry relations 357 Clebsch-Gordan series 242 Clifford algebra 516 Coherent state 79, 705 Colliding beam 492 Completeness 73, 89, 90 - asymptotic 485 - of description 329 - of hydrogen functions 127 - of spherical harmonics 97 Completeness of functions 69 Completeness relation 176 Compton-Effekt 585 Condon-Shortley phase convention 101, 236 Confluent hypergeometric function 114, 664 Contact interaction 642 Continuity equation 38 Contraction 318 contragredient 352 Coordinates - parabolic 145 - spherical 228 Correlation function two-body 274 Correspondence principle 9 - Cosets 338 Coulomb interaction - instantaneous 440 Coulomb phase 125, 147 Coulomb potential 132 Coupling - minimal 429 Coupling constant - running 635 Creation operators - for fermions 536 Creation operators - for photons 443 Cross section -differential 133 - integrated elastic 134 - Rutherford 497 -total 140, 167 Crossing 587 Current charged 557 Current density - for complex scalar field 428 Cut - dynamic 158 - kinematic 158, 160 - left 159 DD-functions - basis in Eulerian angles 348 - completeness 348 - orthogonality 344 - symmetry relations 343 dagger 191 Decay - π0 -> 2 γ 499 - in 2 particles 498 - in 3 particles 500 - of η -meson in lepton pair 557 - of muon 644 - of pions 256 - of the π 649 Density 65 - one-body 272 - two-body 273 Density matrix 208 - for neutrinos/antineutrinos 544 Deviation - mean square 19 - standard 19 Differential equation - Fuchsian type 96 - of Kummer 113 Diffraction minima 156 Dirac equation - in momentum space 515 - in polar coordinates 560 - in spacetime 525 Dirac's bracket notation 174 Dirac's δ -distribution 653, 658 Dirac's operator 561 Discrete spectrum 53 Dispersion - of wave packet 35 Dispersion relation 29 Distribution - acausal 424 - tempered 87, 653 Distribution - causal for mass m 420 Dual space of H 188, 189 Dualism - particle-wave 26 Dyson series 304, 575 EEffective range 166 Ehrenfest's theorem 50, 52 Eigenfunction 72 Eigenspace 194 Eigenvalue 72, 194 Eigenvalues - relativistic H-Atom 568 Einstein-Planck relation 26 Electron radius - classical 460 Elementary charge 680 Emission - induced 452 - spontaneous 452 Energ density - for Dirac field 538 Energy-momentum 387 - tensor field 412, 435 Energy-momentum tensor field - for fermions 538 Ensemble - mixed 208 Entangled state 273 Equations of motion - Heisenberg' s 51, 413 Euler angles 236 Evolution - time 202 Exchange interaction 310 Exchange symmetry 266 Exclusion principle 267 Expectation value 45, 46 FFactor group 338
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