Ebook Info
- Published: 2010
- Number of pages: 320 pages
- Format: PDF
- File Size: 29.04 MB
- Authors: Steven Holzner
Description
Hands-on practice in solving quantum physics problemsQuantum Physics is the study of the behavior of matter and energy at the molecular, atomic, nuclear, and even smaller microscopic levels. Like the other titles in our For Dummies Workbook series, Quantum Physics Workbook For Dummies allows you to hone your skills at solving the difficult and often confusing equations you encounter in this subject.Explains equations in easy-to-understand termsHarmonic Oscillator Operations, Angular Momentum, Spin, Scattering TheoryUsing a proven practice-and-review approach, Quantum Physics Workbook For Dummies is all you need to get up to speed in problem solving!
User’s Reviews
Editorial Reviews: From the Inside Flap Review your knowledge and understanding of quantum physicsBreak down equations step by stepSolve numerous types of quantum physics problemsPrepare for quizzes and examsPoint out the tricks instructors use to make problem-solving easierYour guided tour through the thicket of solving problems in quantum physicsDoes quantum physics make your head spin? This friendly, easy-to-follow workbook shows you how to hone your scientific savvy and master your problem-solving skills in quantum physics! You’ll get hands-on guidance and clear explanations for working through the challenging concepts and equations associated with quantum physics. Plus you can find valuable exercises, shortcuts, step-by-step solutions, and plenty of workspace for every equation. 100s of Problems!Detailed, fully worked-out solutions to problems The lowdown on all the math associated with quantum physics Covers topics ranging from potential walls and hydrogen atoms to harmonic oscillators and the Schrodinger’s equationPlain English explanationsStep-by-step proceduresHands-on practice exercisesAmple workspace to work out problemsOnline Cheat SheetA dash of humor and fun From the Back Cover Review your knowledge and understanding of quantum physicsBreak down equations step by stepSolve numerous types of quantum physics problemsPrepare for quizzes and examsPoint out the tricks instructors use to make problem-solving easierYour guided tour through the thicket of solving problems in quantum physicsDoes quantum physics make your head spin? This friendly, easy-to-follow workbook shows you how to hone your scientific savvy and master your problem-solving skills in quantum physics! You’ll get hands-on guidance and clear explanations for working through the challenging concepts and equations associated with quantum physics. Plus you can find valuable exercises, shortcuts, step-by-step solutions, and plenty of workspace for every equation. 100s of Problems!Detailed, fully worked-out solutions to problems The lowdown on all the math associated with quantum physics Covers topics ranging from potential walls and hydrogen atoms to harmonic oscillators and the Schrodinger’s equationPlain English explanationsStep-by-step proceduresHands-on practice exercisesAmple workspace to work out problemsOnline Cheat SheetA dash of humor and fun About the Author Steven Holzner, PhD, taught physics at Cornell University for more than 10 years. Read more
Reviews from Amazon users which were colected at the time this book was published on the website:
⭐Got this book today, ordered it 12 days ago, free shipping, and used. Did not expect much. It arrived in perfect condition, can’t tell if it were used, it is so good. I have been watching the free video of Quantum Physics from MIT 8.04 lessons from 2013 and 2016, but I needed something more. This book is very clear, and easy to follow. I got it this morning and I have read 23 pages. Learned states, probability amplitudes, normalized state vectors, Bras, and Kets, a start on Orthonormal operators, Hamiltonian operators, Gradient operators, Linear Momentum operators, Laplacian operators, Hermitian operators, and adjoints. Past page 23 I have spot read, and it looks like it covers lots of stuff I want to learn.. and I enjoy the cartoons too. Great buy. Many text books cost 10 to 20 times this much.Update: This is the day after. I have spent several more hours reading and working through the given problems. The main event of quantum mechanics is the Schrodinger wave equation, and with this subject you are taught to swim by being tossed into the deep end of the pool. It shows up as an answer to a question exercise on page 38. So this book must be used with other books, with better explanations. I have 5 other books, which seems reasonable for me because I am only doing self study, at 75 years old, I am not going back to college. This is still a good book, but don’t expect to depend on only one author.
⭐I always hated the titles of the many books for “Dummies” I don’t believe in thinking people are dumb they simply have to be taught and guided the right way. But I broke down and bought this book because I badly needed a review as it has been years since I tackled Quantum Physics though I loved it. So this is good to review and to catch up to new thinking of some not so new concepts.
⭐This is a useful book for practice in problem solving. My main disappointment is that the treatment is not as comprehensive as I expected. There are a number of topics covered in elementary texts on QM that do not appear to be represented in the book. For instance, there is nothing on density matrices/operators so far as I can see.
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⭐Like all the dummy books, it gives basic information that has sometimes been a clincher to getting the question. However sometimes the info is too basic or vague for my university student needs.
⭐the outline is excellent at presenting the course basics. However, I needed a pre-course reference. I am not a physics major. Only a reader and I was expecting something more basic that introduced me to the math.
⭐I bought this by mistake. I thought it coordinated with the Quantum Physics for Dummies textbook. It doesn’t. Return was easy.
⭐A: it is not “for dummies” at allB: There are some typos in the equations (such as on page 15, in the Laplacian operator.C: The chapters do not line up with the book Quantum Physics for dummies. The material in chapter 1 of the workbook is chapter 1 and 2 in the textbook.
⭐This item wasn’t for me so i asked the Dummie it was for and it didn’t answer.
⭐May dig but I really dislike reading so — pages read = < 50 ⭐Excellent ⭐I haven't gotten that far i to the book yet, however, it reveals the concepta in the usual step-by-step manner. ⭐Ejercicios que complementan el libro "QUANTUM PHISICS" muy recomendable para principiantes o alumnos de un primer curso de física cuántica ⭐Not found.
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