The Schrödinger Equation (Mathematics and its Applications, 66) 1991st Edition by F. A. Berezin (PDF)

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Ebook Info

  • Published: 1991
  • Number of pages: 573 pages
  • Format: PDF
  • File Size: 55.98 MB
  • Authors: F. A. Berezin

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Editorial Reviews: Review ‘ ….interest to both mathematicians and physicists; Highly recommended.’ Mathematika 39 1992

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⭐This book is packed with a lot of information about the Schrodinger equation, in one and several dimensions. Some highlights (for me): a proof that Hamiltonians with highly repelling potentials are not essentially self-adjoint; the oscillation theorem, which says that the n-th eigenfunction for a 1-d Schrodinger operator has exactly n zeros; an analysis of periodic potentials in one and several dimensions; a treatment of various quantization schemes, including path-integral quantization. There is also a supplement reviewing spectral theory, including the notion of rigged Hilbert spaces, which gives a precise meaning to the idea of “eigenvectors” that aren’t actually in the Hilbert space. There are a lot of things here that are not, for example, in Reed and Simon–although I certainly recommend those books as well!

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