Quantum Mechanics Done Right
The Shortest Path from Novice to Researcher
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- Kiadó Springer Nature Switzerland
- Megjelenés dátuma 2025. szeptember 19.
- Kötetek száma 1 pieces, Book
- ISBN 9783031878442
- Kötéstípus Keménykötés
- Terjedelem765 oldal
- Méret 235x155 mm
- Nyelv angol
- Illusztrációk X, 765 p. 240 illus. Illustrations, black & white 700
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This open access book develops the world of quantum physics without the onerous math prerequisites of all other texts. Rather than taking just a descriptive approach, or the conventional higher-math approach, this book develops rigorous quantum mechanics beginning at the level of a nonscientist. It is appropriate for advanced high-school students, lifelong learners, citizen scientists, undergraduate students, graduate students, and even current practitioners, engaging a wide group of topics that require no math beyond high-school level. It will also inspire college and high school instructors looking for new ways to introduce quantum ideas without advanced math. It provides the formal training needed for future work in quantum science and technology.
The book begins by employing Feynman?s methodology to explain many mysterious concepts of quantum mechanics using only high-school math yet covering advanced ideas. It then develops formalism and abstraction while covering undergraduate topics including spin, harmonic oscillator, angular momentum, nonrelativistic hydrogen, and particle in a box. The book concludes with an advanced treatment of graduate-level topics including time evolution, relativistic hydrogen, Heisenberg spin model, bosons and fermions, quantum simulation, second quantization, and quantum measurements. The math never advances beyond complex numbers and linear algebra and is fully self-contained. This volume, the first of two, covers conceptual ideas and quantum-mechanical reasoning, followed by developments in single-particle quantum mechanics focused on static properties. It is followed by Volume 2 which covers advanced topics including dynamics, relativity, many-body physics, electron correlations, decoherence, quantization of light, and measurement.
Many topics are treated at a level similar to state-of-the-art of research, beyond what is typically covered in graduate quantum courses. There is no longer any excuse not to learn about one of the most fascinating developments of human knowledge. Prepare yourself for the second quantum revolution. This book can make everyone into a quantum mechanic. Even you!
" TöbbTartalomjegyzék:
Part One: Conceptual ideas in quantum mechanics.- Chapter 1: Introduction to the quantum world.- Chapter 2: Advanced quantum mechanics of spin.- Chapter 3: Quantum mechanics of light.- Chapter 4: Advanced quantum mechanics with light.- Part Two: Quantum operator mechanics.- Chapter 5: Math interlude.- Chapter 6: Spin one-half and polarization.- Chapter 7: The simple harmonic oscillator.- Chapter 8: Summary of the fundamental operator identities.- Chapter 9: Angular momentum and spin.- Chapter 10: The Ising and XY models of interacting spins.- Chapter 11: The nonrelativistic Hydrogen atom.- Chapter 12: Particles in boxes.- Part Three: Advanced quantum operator methods.- Chapter 13: Mathematical interlude II.- Chapter 14: Time dependence.- Chapter 15: Heisenberg model.- Chapter 16: Relativistic Hydrogen atom.- Chapter 17: Bosons and Fermions.- Chapter 18: Hubbard model.- Chapter 19: Applications to Chemistry.- Chapter 20: Quantizing light.- Chapter 21: Quantum simulation.- Chapter 22: Decoherence and squeezed states.- Chapter 23: Real single quanta measurements.- Epilogue.
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