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- Author:Eugene P. Wigner,J. J. Griffin
- ISBN:0127505504
- ISBN13:978-0127505503
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- Publisher:Academic Press; Expanded and Improved Edition edition (January 1, 1959)
- Pages:372 pages
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I mention Hamermesh, Group Theory and its Physical Applications (1962), at this juncture, because his book distills .
I mention Hamermesh, Group Theory and its Physical Applications (1962), at this juncture, because his book distills much of Wigner's book at a more elementary, expository, level. In other words, study both, concurrently ! (4) Eugene Wigner writes that his three foremost accomplishments brought forth in the monograph are the concept of parity, quantum theory of vector-addition model, and "almost all the rules of spectroscopy follow from symmetry.
Wigner's book (published in 1959) is an expanded and revised English translation of the book originally .
Wigner's book (published in 1959) is an expanded and revised English translation of the book originally published in German in 1931. Starting from vectors and matrices the author moves on to the description of abstract group theory and its application to atomic spectra. This is a classical reference in the field of quantum mechanics and atomic physics which should be consulted by most physicists and chemists although the style is rather concise and the expected reader is someone that has already been exposed to the basic concepts of group theory and quantum mechanics.
Eugene Paul Wigner, James J. Griffin.
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Eugene Wigner won the 1963 Nobel Prize in Physics, in part due to his contributions to symmetry principles in. .
Eugene Wigner won the 1963 Nobel Prize in Physics, in part due to his contributions to symmetry principles in physics. In reading other books on group theory and quantum physics, you usually find a large number of references to Wigner's book. In fact, other books often state a theorem and then refer to Wigner's book for the proof. For me, I was trying to find a proof that I could understand for the Vector Addition Theorem for angular momentum
Academic Press, 1959 - 372 sidor. versatt av. J.
Academic Press, 1959 - 372 sidor.
Group Theory: And Its Application To The Quantum Mechanics Of Atomic Spectra aims to describe the application of group theoretical methods to problems of quantum mechanics with specific reference to atomic spectra. Chapters 1 to 3 discuss the elements of linear vector theory, while Chapters 4 to 6 deal more specifically with the rudiments of quantum mechanics itself. Chapters 7 to 16 discuss the abstract group theory, invariant subgroups, and the general theory of representations.
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Translated from the German by . Expanded and improved ed. by Eugene Paul Wigner
Translated from the German by . by Eugene Paul Wigner. Published 1964 by Academic Press in New York. Group theory, Groups, Theory of, Quantum theory, Theory of Groups. Bibliographical footnotes. Pure and applied physics, v. 5. The Physical Object.
1985) Applications of Quantum Mechanics (1926–1933).
P. Wigner: Group Theory and Its Application to the Quantum Mechanics of Atomic Spectra, translated by J. Griffin ( Academic, New York 1959 . oogle Scholar. 1985) Applications of Quantum Mechanics (1926–1933). In: Blum . Rechenberg . Dürr HP. (eds) Original Scientific Papers Wissenschaftliche Originalarbeiten. Werner Heisenberg Gesammelte Werke Collected Works, vol A, 1. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg.