Atomic physics

Author: Chu Shenglin
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: The content of this book is centered around the explanation of atomic structure. It summarizes experimental facts and laws from fields such as spectroscopy, electromagnetism, and X-rays to present a comprehensive view of atomic structure. The book includes a chapter titled "Introduction to Quantum Mechanics," which introduces the fundamental concepts of quantum mechanics necessary to explain related issues. Throughout the book, when discussing experimental facts and laws related to the central topic, it also mentions some important applications, such as the principles of lasers, paramagnetic resonance, and X-ray diffraction. The last two chapters provide brief introductions to atomic nuclei and elementary particles. Each chapter is accompanied by exercises, and the book adopts the International System of Units. This book can be used as a trial teaching material for physics majors in higher education institutions and is also reference material for teachers and students in other relevant fields.