Quantum mechanics
by Edward Uhler Condon
Part of International series in physics
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"First published in 1929, this remarkable collaboration is an outline of the known results obtained by use of the quantum mechanics. It analyzes developments in knowledge of atomic structure and the interpretation of spectroscopic and electronic phenomena during a period which was one of "the most exciting in the history of theoretical physics", as the authors say in their Preface."--Back cover.
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