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1. Introduction
2. Phase Integral Approximations
3. Quantization
4. Angle-Action Variables
5. Matrix Elements
6. Semiclassical Inversion Methods
7. Non-Separable Bound Motion
8. Atom-Atom Scattering
9. The Classical S Matrix
10. Reactive Scattering
11. Wavepackets
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| $139.66 | Digital |
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Robert North
reviewed Semiclassical Mechanics with Molecular Applications on October 14, 2014
Semiclassical Mechanics with Molecular Applications
This is perhaps the most useful took the Gamma Spectrometrist can ever own, aside from the requisite equipment.
Contained within this book are the equations, step by step explanations, and details needed to understand Gamma and X-ray Spectrometry for both Crystal and HPGe Detectors. I have considered buying a second copy (not cheap either) just to have a backup. I keep this book wrapped in plastic to protect it. I'd lend my gamma spectrometer to a friend before I lent this book.
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