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Preface | p. xvii |
Physical Constants | p. xix |
Lagrangian and Hamiltonian Formulations | p. 1 |
Introduction | p. 1 |
Newton's Law Approach | p. 2 |
Lagrangian Formulation | p. 3 |
Hamiltonian Formulation | p. 6 |
Variational Principles and Virtual Displacements | p. 8 |
Central Forces | p. 10 |
Introduction | p. 10 |
Action and Reaction | p. 11 |
Two-Particle Central Force Motion | p. 12 |
Equations and Orbits of the Motion | p. 15 |
Bound and Closed Orbits | p. 19 |
Open Orbits and Scattering | p. 22 |
Three-Body Problem | p. 24 |
Rigid Bodies | p. 28 |
Introduction | p. 28 |
Nature and Orientation of a Rigid Body | p. 29 |
Rotation Matrices | p. 32 |
Vector and Tensor Transformations | p. 33 |
Parity | p. 34 |
Two-Dimensional Representation of Rotations | p. 35 |
Rotating Coordinate Systems and Coriolis Force | p. 36 |
Rotating Bodies | p. 38 |
Oscillations and Variations | p. 42 |
Introduction | p. 42 |
Molecular Vibrations | p. 43 |
Rigid Body | p. 43 |
Normal Modes | p. 45 |
Triatomic Molecule | p. 46 |
Linear Chain of N Atoms | p. 48 |
Dispersion Relations | p. 51 |
Diatomic Linear Chain | p. 52 |
Vibrating Solids | p. 54 |
Molecular Rotations | p. 55 |
Molecular Vibrational Spectroscopy | p. 57 |
Canonical Transformations | p. 59 |
Introduction | p. 59 |
Nature of the Canonical Transformation | p. 60 |
Harmonic Oscillator | p. 61 |
Hamilton-Jacobi Equation | p. 62 |
Action-Angle Variables | p. 64 |
Poisson Brackets | p. 66 |
Non-Linear Dynamics and Chaos | p. 68 |
Introduction | p. 68 |
Perturbation Theory | p. 69 |
Harmonic Oscillator in Phase Space | p. 70 |
System Trajectories on N-Tori | p. 71 |
Stability of Perturbed Orbits and Chaos | p. 72 |
Logistic Equation or Quadratic Iterator | p. 73 |
Characteristics and Constants of Chaos | p. 78 |
Chaos in Different Systems | p. 81 |
Relativity | p. 87 |
Introduction | p. 87 |
Newtonian Mechanics | p. 88 |
Constancy of Speed of Light | p. 88 |
Lorentz Transformation | p. 89 |
Past and Future | p. 91 |
Lorentz Contraction and Time Dilatation | p. 94 |
Doppler Shift | p. 95 |
Newton's Law | p. 96 |
Scalar Products and Invariants | p. 97 |
More General Transformations | p. 98 |
Thermodynamics | p. 101 |
Introduction | p. 102 |
Exact and Inexact Differentials | p. 102 |
Laws of Thermodynamics | p. 103 |
Heat Engine and Carnot Cycle | p. 105 |
Internal Energy, Enthalpy, and Free Energies | p. 107 |
Maxwell Relations | p. 108 |
Gibbs Phase Rule | p. 109 |
Changes of Phase | p. 110 |
Specific Heat of Ideal Gas | p. 112 |
Adiabatic Gas Law | p. 113 |
Specific Heat of Solids | p. 114 |
Thermoelectric and Thermomagnetic Effects | p. 116 |
Negative Temperatures | p. 121 |
Statistical Mechanics | p. 121 |
Statistical Mechanics and Distribution Functions | p. 123 |
Introduction | p. 123 |
Microcanonical Ensemble | p. 125 |
Canonical Ensemble | p. 125 |
Grand Canonical Ensemble | p. 127 |
Thermodynamics | p. 129 |
Paramagnetism | p. 130 |
Entropy and Adiabatic Demagnetization | p. 132 |
Maxwell Distribution | p. 133 |
Classical and Quantum Statistics | p. 134 |
Distribution Functions | p. 137 |
Photon Statistics | p. 138 |
Ortho-Para Statistics | p. 140 |
Electrostatics and Magnetostatics | p. 142 |
Introduction | p. 143 |
Electric and Magnetic Fields | p. 143 |
Maxwell's Equations | p. 144 |
Electromagnetic Potentials | p. 145 |
Dielectric Constant and Permeability | p. 146 |
Boundary Conditions at Interfaces between Media | p. 00147 |
Sources of Electric Field | p. 148 |
Sources of Magnetic Field | p. 150 |
Electrostatics | p. 152 |
Boundary Conditions at Surfaces | p. 153 |
Solving Potential Problems | p. 154 |
Tesseral and Spherical Harmonics | p. 155 |
Magnetostatics | p. 156 |
Faraday's Law | p. 159 |
Multipoles and Media | p. 160 |
Introduction | p. 160 |
Electric Multipoles | p. 161 |
Electric Dipole Fields | p. 164 |
Energy and Torque | p. 164 |
Magnetic Multipoles | p. 166 |
Magnetic Moments | p. 167 |
Dielectric Constant and Permeability | p. 168 |
Ellipsoids in Electric and Magnetic Fields | p. 170 |
Nuclear and Atomic Multipoles | p. 174 |
Relativistic Electrodynamics | p. 176 |
Introduction | p. 176 |
Electromagnetic Field Tensor | p. 177 |
Invariants | p. 179 |
Field Tensor and Potentials | p. 180 |
Gauge Transformations | p. 182 |
Motion of Charge in Electromagnetic Fields | p. 183 |
Perpendicular Fields | p. 184 |
Adiabatic Invariants | p. 186 |
Wave Propagation | p. 188 |
Introduction | p. 188 |
Plane Waves | p. 189 |
Reflection and Refraction | p. 191 |
Reflection, Refraction, and Transmission at Oblique Incidence | p. 193 |
Polarization | p. 195 |
Absorption and Dispersion | p. 196 |
Conducting Media | p. 197 |
Guided Waves | p. 200 |
Modulated Waves | p. 201 |
Solitons | p. 202 |
Optics | p. 206 |
Introduction | p. 206 |
Index of Refraction | p. 207 |
Lenses | p. 207 |
Mirrors | p. 209 |
Polarization | p. 210 |
Interference and Diffraction | p. 212 |
Interference | p. 213 |
Single, Double, and Multiple Slits | p. 215 |
Radiation | p. 219 |
Introduction | p. 219 |
Radiating Charge and Current Distributions | p. 220 |
Radiation Zones | p. 221 |
Electric Dipole Radiation | p. 222 |
Charge in Uniform Motion | p. 224 |
Accelerated Charge | p. 226 |
Slowly Moving Accelerated Charge | p. 226 |
Relativistically Accelerated Charge | p. 227 |
Cherenkov Radiation | p. 230 |
Transition Radiation | p. 231 |
Collisions | p. 233 |
Introduction | p. 233 |
Coulomb Collision | p. 234 |
Collisions with Nuclei | p. 237 |
Bremsstrahlung | p. 239 |
Thomson Scattering | p. 240 |
Angular Momentum | p. 242 |
Introduction | p. 242 |
Linear and Angular Momentum | p. 243 |
Momentum Operators | p. 244 |
Orbital and Spin Angular Momentum | p. 246 |
Spin-Orbit Interaction | p. 248 |
Wave Functions and Clebsch Gordan Coefficients | p. 249 |
Irreducible Tensors | p. 251 |
Matrix Formulation of Quantum Mechanics | p. 255 |
Introduction | p. 255 |
Angular Momentum Matrices | p. 256 |
Addition of Angular Momentum | p. 258 |
Zeeman Effect of Hydrogen Atom | p. 259 |
General Hamiltonian Matrix | p. 262 |
Schrodinger Equation | p. 264 |
Introduction | p. 264 |
The Hamiltonian | p. 265 |
Laplacian Operator and Radial Equation | p. 266 |
Three-Dimensional Square Well | p. 267 |
Infinite Square Well | p. 269 |
Three-Dimensional Harmonic Oscillator | p. 270 |
One-Dimensional Quantum Systems | p. 275 |
Introduction | p. 275 |
Schrodinger Equation | p. 276 |
Reflection at the Potential Step | p. 278 |
Transmission Past the Potential Step | p. 279 |
Potential Barrier | p. 281 |
Square Well Potential | p. 283 |
Infinite Square Well | p. 288 |
Atoms | p. 290 |
Introduction | p. 290 |
The Hydrogen Atom | p. 291 |
Spin-Orbit Interaction | p. 295 |
The Helium Atom | p. 296 |
Energies and Sizes of Atoms | p. 299 |
Hartree-Fock Method | p. 304 |
Perturbation Theory | p. 306 |
Introduction | p. 306 |
Power Series Expansion | p. 307 |
Time Independent Perturbations | p. 308 |
Hydrogen Atom Zeeman Effect | p. 309 |
Degenerate Perturbation Theory | p. 312 |
Time Dependent Perturbations | p. 313 |
Transition Probability | p. 316 |
Scattering | p. 317 |
Fluids and Solids | p. 319 |
Introduction | p. 319 |
Gases | p. 320 |
Phase Transitions | p. 322 |
Liquid State and Fluctuations | p. 323 |
Diffusion | p. 326 |
Structure of Solids | p. 327 |
Close Packing | p. 328 |
Direct and Reciprocal Lattice | p. 331 |
Crystal Structure Determination | p. 332 |
Wigner-Seitz Cell | p. 334 |
Phonons and Other Particles | p. 336 |
Superconductivity | p. 338 |
Conduction in Solids | p. 340 |
Introduction | p. 340 |
Electron Transport Theories | p. 342 |
Electrical Conductivity | p. 343 |
AC Electrical Conductivity | p. 344 |
Resistivity | p. 345 |
Thermal Conductivity | p. 346 |
Fermi Surface | p. 347 |
Energy Bands in Two Dimensions | p. 354 |
Semiconductors | p. 357 |
Hall Effect | p. 360 |
Nuclei | p. 363 |
Introduction | p. 363 |
Fundamental Forces | p. 364 |
Size of the Nucleus | p. 366 |
Binding Energy | p. 367 |
Shell Model | p. 369 |
Radioactive Decay | p. 371 |
Helicity and Parity Non-Conservation | p. 375 |
Mossbauer Effect | p. 376 |
Carbon Dating and the Carbon Cycle | p. 377 |
Elementary Particles | p. 379 |
Introduction | p. 379 |
Characteristics of the Fundamental Forces | p. 380 |
Particle Characteristics | p. 383 |
Three-Quark Model | p. 385 |
Conservation Laws and Reactions | p. 393 |
Leptons | p. 395 |
Color, Charm, Beauty, and Truth | p. 395 |
Mathematical Physics: Tensors and Matrices | p. 399 |
Introduction | p. 400 |
Vector Relations | p. 400 |
Coordinate Systems | p. 402 |
Determinants | p. 407 |
Matrices | p. 408 |
Pauli Matrices and Spinors | p. 412 |
Tensors | p. 413 |
Infinite Series | p. 415 |
Fourier Series | p. 416 |
Fourier Transforms | p. 418 |
Integral Transforms and Equations | p. 421 |
Complex Variables | p. 425 |
Contour Integration | p. 427 |
Group Theory | p. 430 |
Monte Carlo Method | p. 436 |
Mathematical Physics: Differential Equations and Orthogonal Functions | p. 437 |
Introduction | p. 347 |
First-Order Differential Equations | p. 438 |
Second-Order Differential Equations | p. 439 |
Laplace and Helmholtz Equations | p. 447 |
Bessel Functions | p. 450 |
Legendre Polynomials | p. 457 |
Spherical Harmonics | p. 459 |
Gamma and Related Functions | p. 462 |
Delta Functions | p. 467 |
Green's Functions | p. 469 |
Entanglement and Quantum Computing | p. 471 |
Introduction | p. 471 |
Unitary Transformations of Qubits | p. 472 |
Entangled States | p. 476 |
Testing for Entanglement | p. 479 |
Factoring Large Numbers Classically | p. 482 |
Factoring Large Numbers with a Quantum Computer | p. 485 |
Implementing Quantum Computers | p. 489 |
Bibliography | p. 491 |
Index | p. 495 |
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