Introduction To the Quantum Theory of Scattering by L.S. Rodberg and R.M. Thaler

Scattering is the process where particles coming from a distance long enough to neglect their interactions get near enough to each other for feeling a force modifying their trajectories. In classical mechanics, the goal of a scattering theory is to determine the final trajectories of particles from their initial ones. Assuming only a knowledge of basic wave mechanics, this book presents a self-contained, unified development of the quantum theory of scattering physics. The Schroedinger wave fucntion is discussed; Green's function and integral equation techniques treated; the abstract operator formalism developed and applied. This 1967 Academic Press Inc Hardback is in good condition. Heavy, dj a little tattered but book in very goodcondition.

ISBN: 9780125919500 SKU: 1469143 This image is of the actual book.

SKU: 1469143
Location: Science