Topics in atomic collision theory

Topics in Atomic Collision Theory originated in a course of graduate lectures given at the University of Colorado and at University College in London. It is recommended for students in physics and related fields who are interested in the application of quantum scattering theory to low-energy atomic...

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Autores principales: Geltman, Sydney, Massey, H S W, Brueckner, Keith A
Lenguaje:eng
Publicado: Academic Press 1969
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Nuclear Physics - Theory
Acceso en línea:http://cds.cern.ch/record/231019
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Massey, H S W
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description Topics in Atomic Collision Theory originated in a course of graduate lectures given at the University of Colorado and at University College in London. It is recommended for students in physics and related fields who are interested in the application of quantum scattering theory to low-energy atomic collision phenomena. No attention is given to the electromagnetic, nuclear, or elementary particle domains. The book is organized into three parts: static field scattering, electron-atom collisions, and atom-atom collisions. These are in the order of increasing physical complexity and hence necessar
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