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Problems in Classical and Quantum Mechanics

Name: Problems in Classical and Quantum Mechanics
Brand: Springer International Publishing AG
SKU: 19821867
Price: 85.46 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: J. DANIEL KELLEY
ISBN: 9783319835570

Extracting the Underlying Concepts

J. DANIEL KELLEY

Language

English

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Libristo code: 19821867

Publishers Springer International Publishing AG, July 2018

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This book is a collection of problems that are intended to aid students in graduate and undergraduate courses in Classical and Quantum Physics. It is also intended to be a study aid for students that are preparing for the PhD qualifying exam. Many of the included problems are of a type that could be on a qualifying exam. Others are meant to elucidate important concepts. Unlike other compilations of problems, the detailed solutions are often accompanied by discussions that reach beyond the specific problem. The solution of the problem is only the beginning of the learning process--it is by manipulation of the solution and changing of the parameters that a great deal of insight can be gleaned. The authors refer to this technique as "massaging the problem," and it is an approach that the authors feel increases the pedagogical value of any problem.