A comprehensive collection of problems of varying degrees of difficulty in nonrelativistic quantum mechanics, with answers and completely worked-out solutions. Among the topics: one-dimensional motion, transmission through a potential barrier, commutation relations, angular momentum and spin, and motion of a particle in a magnetic field. 1961 edition.
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This review is from: Problems in Quantum Mechanics (Dover Books on Physics) (Paperback)
If you can do these questions on your own, then congrats to you. You must really understand QM. The questions in this book are fairly abstract in my experience, but if a professor throws some really hard questions at you you should consider looking through it. I'll admit that sometimes it seems that the solutions pulled an answer out of left field. But after staring at some of them for a while, you can start to see what they did. If you really wanted a book with many question (and well explained solutions)to help freshen up on QM I would suggest "Problems in Quantum Mechanics with solutions" by G. L. Squires. But even that book is really just meant to freshen up on first semester stuff.
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Getting expertness in Physics may not be achived until one try to solve problems more and more and the best way to obtain such ability is work with these titles.This book with its brief cotents covers many key ideas which is necessary for undergraduate quantum mechnics corse. I find it very useful.
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This review is from: Problems in Quantum Mechanics (Dover Books on Physics) (Paperback)
Getting expertness in Physics may not be achived until one try to solve problems more and more and the best way to obtain such ability is work with these titles.This book with its brief cotents covers many key ideas which is necessary for undergraduate quantum mechnics corse. I find it very useful.
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- Quantum Mechanics: Theory and Applications (Fundamental Theories of Physics) by Ajoy Ghatak on page 70, and page 623
- Problems and Solutions in Quantum Mechanics by Kyriakos Tamvakis in Back Matter
- The Nuclear Many-Body Problem (Theoretical and Mathematical Physics) by Peter Ring in Back Matter
- Principles of Quantum Mechanics: As Applied to Chemistry and Chemical Physics by Donald D. Fitts in Back Matter
- Statistical Mechanics, Second Edition by R K Pathria in Back Matter
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