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CONTENTS
LIST
OF
THE
MOST
IMPORTANT
SYMBOLS
USED
.
XV
1.
INTRODUCTION
.
1
1.1
CLASSICAL
PHYSICS
AND
QUANTUM
MECHANICS
.
1
1.2
SHORT
HISTORICAL
REVIEW
.
1
2.
THE
MASS
AND
SIZE
OF
THE
ATOM
.
5
2.1
WHAT
IS
AN
ATOM?
.
5
2.2
DETERMINATION
OF
THE
MASS
.
'
.
5
2.3
METHODS
FOR
DETERMINING
AVOGADRO
'
S
NUMBER
.
7
2.3.1
ELECTROLYSIS
.
7
2.3.2
THE
GAS
CONSTANT
AND
BOLTZMANN
'
S
CONSTANT
.
7
2.3.3
X-RAY
DIFFRACTION
IN
CRYSTALS
.
8
2.3.4
DETERMINATION
USING
RADIOACTIVE
DECAY
.
9
2.4
DETERMINATION
OF
THE
SIZE
OF
THE
ATOM
.
10
2.4.1
APPLICATION
OF
THE
KINETIC
THEORY
OF
GASES
.
10
2.4.2
THE
INTERACTION
CROSS
SECTION
.
11
2.4.3
EXPERIMENTAL
DETERMINATION
OF
INTERACTION
CROSS
SECTIONS
.
14
2.4.4
DETERMINING
THE
ATOMIC
SIZE
FROM
THE
COVOLUME
.
15
2.4.5
ATOMIC
SIZES
FROM
X-RAY
DIFFRACTION
MEASUREMENTS
ON
CRYSTALS
15
2.4.6
CAN
INDIVIDUAL
ATOMS
BE
SEEN?
.
20
PROBLEMS
.
25
3.
ISOTOPES
.
27
3.1
THE
PERIODIC
SYSTEM
OF
THE
ELEMENTS
.
27
3.2
MASS
SPECTROSCOPY
.
29
3.2.1
PARABOLA
METHOD
.
29
3.2.2
IMPROVED
MASS
SPECTROMETERS
.
32
3.2.3
RESULTS
OF
MASS
SPECTROMETRY
.
33
3.2.4
MODERN
APPLICATIONS
OF
THE
MASS
SPECTROMETER
.
34
3.2.5
ISOTOPE
SEPARATION
.
35
PROBLEMS
.
36
4.
THE
NUCLEUS
OF
THE
ATOM
.
37
4.1
PASSAGE
OF
ELECTRONS
THROUGH
MATTER
.
37
4.2
PASSAGE
OF
ALPHA
PARTICLES
THROUGH
MATTER
(RUTHERFORD
SCATTERING)
.
39
4.2.1
SOME
PROPERTIES
OF
ALPHA
PARTICLES
.
39
4.2.2
SCATTERING
OF
ALPHA
PARTICLES
BY
A
FOIL
.
39
4.2.3
DERIVATION
OF
THE
RUTHERFORD
SCATTERING
FORMULA
.
41
4.2.4
EXPERIMENTAL
RESULTS
.
46
4.2.5
WHAT
IS
MEANT
BY
NUCLEAR
RADIUS?
.
47
PROBLEMS
.
48
XII
CONTENTS
5.
THE
PHOTON
.
49
5.1
WAVE
CHARACTER
OF
LIGHT
.
49
5.2
THERMAL
RADIATION
.
51
5.2.1
SPECTRAL
DISTRIBUTION
OF
BLACK
BODY
RADIATION
.
51
5.2.2
PLANCK
'
S
RADIATION
FORMULA
.
53
5.2.3
EINSTEIN
'
S
DERIVATION
OF
PLANCK
'
S
FORMULA
.
54
5.3
THE
PHOTOELECTRIC
EFFECT
.
58
5.4
THE
COMPTON
EFFECT
.
60
5.4.1
EXPERIMENTS
.
60
5.4.2
DERIVATION
OF
THE
COMPTON
SHIFT
.
62
PROBLEMS
.
64
6.
THE
ELECTRON
.
67
6.1
PRODUCTION
OF
FREE
ELECTRONS
.
67
6.2
SIZE
OF
THE
ELECTRON
.
67
6.3
THE
CHARGE
OF
THE
ELECTRON
.
68
6.4
THE
SPECIFIC
CHARGE
E/M
OF
THE
ELECTRON
.
69
6.5
WAVE
CHARACTER
OF
ELECTRONS
AND
OTHER
PARTICLES
.
72
6.6
INTERFEROMETRY
WITH
ATOMS
.
76
PROBLEMS
.
77
7.
SOME
BASIC
PROPERTIES
OF
MATTER
WAVES
.
79
7.1
WAVE
PACKETS
.
79
7.2
PROBABILISTIC
INTERPRETATION
.
83
7.3
THE
HEISENBERG
UNCERTAINTY
RELATION
.
85
7.4
THE
ENERGY-TIME
UNCERTAINTY
RELATION
.
87
7.5
SOME
CONSEQUENCES
OF
THE
UNCERTAINTY
RELATIONS
FOR
BOUND
STATES
.
88
PROBLEMS
.
91
8.
BOHR
'
S
MODEL
OF
THE
HYDROGEN
ATOM
.
93
8.1
BASIC
PRINCIPLES
OF
SPECTROSCOPY
.
93
8.2
THE
OPTICAL
SPECTRUM
OF
THE
HYDROGEN
ATOM
.
95
8.3
BOHR
'
S
POSTULATES
.
98
8.4
SOME
QUANTITATIVE
CONCLUSIONS
.
102
8.5
MOTION
OF
THE
NUCLEUS
.
103
8.6
SPECTRA
OF
HYDROGEN-LIKE
ATOMS
.
105
8.7
MUONIC
ATOMS
.
107
8.8
EXCITATION
OF
QUANTUM
JUMPS
BY
COLLISIONS
.
109
8.9
SOMMERFELD
'
S
EXTENSION
OF
THE
BOHR
MODEL
AND
THE
EXPERIMENTAL
JUSTIFICATION
OF
A
SECOND
QUANTUM
NUMBER
.
112
8.10
LIFTING
OF
ORBITAL
DEGENERACY
BY
THE
RELATIVISTIC
MASS
CHANGE
.
113
8.11
LIMITS
OF
THE
BOHR-SOMMERFELD
THEORY.
THE
CORRESPONDENCE
PRINCIPLE
.
114
8.12
RYDBERG
ATOMS
.
115
PROBLEMS
.
117
9.
THE
MATHEMATICAL
FRAMEWORK
OF
QUANTUM
THEORY
.
121
9.1
THE
PARTICLE
IN
A
BOX
.
121
9.2
THE
SCHRODINGER
EQUATION
.
125
CONTENTS
XIII
9.3
THE
CONCEPTUAL
BASIS
OF
QUANTUM
THEORY
.
127
9.3.1
OBSERVATIONS,
VALUES
OF
MEASUREMENTS
AND
OPERATORS
.
127
9.3.2
MOMENTUM
MEASUREMENT
AND
MOMENTUM
PROBABILITY
.
128
9.3.3
AVERAGE
VALUES
AND
EXPECTATION
VALUES
.
129
9.3.4
OPERATORS
AND
EXPECTATION
VALUES
.
132
9.3.5
EQUATIONS
FOR
DETERMINING
THE
WAVEFUNCTION
.
133
9.3.6
SIMULTANEOUS
OBSERVABILITY
AND
COMMUTATION
RELATIONS
.
135
9.4
THE
QUANTUM
MECHANICAL
OSCILLATOR
.
138
PROBLEMS
.
144
10.
QUANTUM
MECHANICS
OF
THE
HYDROGEN
ATOM
.
149
10.1
MOTION
IN
A
CENTRAL
FIELD
.
149
10.2
ANGULAR
MOMENTUM
EIGENFUNCTIONS
.
151
10.3
THE
RADIAL
WAVEFUNCTIONS
IN
A
CENTRAL
FIELD*
.
157
10.4
THE
RADIAL
WAVEFUNCTIONS
OF
HYDROGEN
.
159
PROBLEMS
.
165
11.
LIFTING
OF
THE
ORBITAL
DEGENERACY
IN
THE
SPECTRA
OF
ALKALI
ATOMS
.
167
11.1
SHELL
STRUCTURE
.
167
11.2
SCREENING
.
169
11.3
THE
TERM
DIAGRAM
.
170
11.4
INNER
SHELLS
.
175
PROBLEMS
.
175
12.
ORBITAL
AND
SPIN
MAGNETISM.
FINE
STRUCTURE
.
177
12.1
INTRODUCTION
AND
OVERVIEW
.
177
12.2
MAGNETIC
MOMENT
OF
THE
ORBITAL
MOTION
.
178
12.3
PRECESSION
AND
ORIENTATION
IN
A
MAGNETIC
FIELD
.
180
12.4
SPIN
AND
MAGNETIC
MOMENT
OF
THE
ELECTRON
.
182
12.5
DETERMINATION
OF
THE
GYROMAGNETIC
RATIO
BY
THE
EINSTEIN-DE
HAAS
METHOD
.
184
12.6
DETECTION
OF
DIRECTIONAL
QUANTISATION
BY
STERN
AND
GERLACH
.
185
12.7
FINE
STRUCTURE
AND
SPIN-ORBIT
COUPLING:
OVERVIEW
.
187
12.8
CALCULATION
OF
SPIN-ORBIT
SPLITTING
IN
THE
BOHR
MODEL
.
188
12.9
LEVEL
SCHEME
OF
THE
ALKALI
ATOMS
.
192
12.10
FINE
STRUCTURE
IN
THE
HYDROGEN
ATOM
.
193
12.11
THE
LAMB
SHIFT
.
194
PROBLEMS
.
198
13.
ATOMS
IN
A
MAGNETIC
FIELD:
EXPERIMENTS
AND
THEIR
SEMICLASSICAL
DESCRIPTION
.
201
13.1
DIRECTIONAL
QUANTISATION
IN
A
MAGNETIC
FIELD
.
201
13.2
ELECTRON
SPIN
RESONANCE
.
201
13.3
THE
ZEEMAN
EFFECT
.
204
13.3.1
EXPERIMENTS
.
204
13.3.2
EXPLANATION
OF
THE
ZEEMAN
EFFECT
FROM
THE
STANDPOINT
OF
CLASSICAL
ELECTRON
THEORY
.
206
13.3.3
DESCRIPTION
OF
THE
ORDINARY
ZEEMAN
EFFECT
BY
THE
VECTOR
MODEL
.
208
XIV
CONTENTS
13.3.4
THE
ANOMALOUS
ZEEMAN
EFFECT
.
210
13.3.5
MAGNETIC
MOMENTS
WITH
SPIN-ORBIT
COUPLING
.
211
13.4
THE
PASCHEN-BACK
EFFECT
.
213
13.5
DOUBLE
RESONANCE
AND
OPTICAL
PUMPING
.
214
PROBLEMS
.
216
14.
ATOMS
IN
A
MAGNETIC
FIELD:
QUANTUM
MECHANICAL
TREATMENT
.
217
14.1
QUANTUM
THEORY
OF
THE
ORDINARY
ZEEMAN
EFFECT
.
217
14.2
QUANTUM
THEORETICAL
TREATMENT
OF
THE
ELECTRON
AND
PROTON
SPINS
.
219
14.2.1
SPIN
AS
ANGULAR
MOMENTUM
.
219
14.2.2
SPIN
OPERATORS,
SPIN
MATRICES
AND
SPIN
WAVEFUNCTIONS
.
220
14.2.3
THE
SCHRODINGER
EQUATION
OF
A
SPIN
IN
A
MAGNETIC
FIELD
.
222
14.2.4
DESCRIPTION
OF
SPIN
PRECESSION
BY
EXPECTATION
VALUES
.
224
14.3
QUANTUM
MECHANICAL
TREATMENT
OF
THE
ANOMALOUS
ZEEMAN
EFFECT
WITH
SPIN-ORBIT
COUPLING*
.
226
14.4
QUANTUM
THEORY
OF
A
SPIN
IN
MUTUALLY
PERPENDICULAR
MAGNETIC
FIELDS,
ONE
CONSTANT
AND
ONE
TIME
DEPENDENT
.
230
14.5
THE
BLOCH
EQUATIONS
.
235
14.6
THE
RELATIVISTIC
THEORY
OF
THE
ELECTRON.
THE
DIRAC
EQUATION
.
237
PROBLEMS
.
243
15.
ATOMS
IN
AN
ELECTRIC
FIELD
.
245
15.1
OBSERVATIONS
OF
THE
STARK
EFFECT
.
245
15.2
QUANTUM
THEORY
OF
THE
LINEAR
AND
QUADRATIC
STARK
EFFECTS
.
247
15.2.1
THE
HAMILTONIAN
.
247
15.2.2
THE
QUADRATIC
STARK
EFFECT.
PERTURBATION
THEORY
WITHOUT
DEGENERACY*
.
248
15.2.3
THE
LINEAR
STARK
EFFECT.
PERTURBATION
THEORY
IN
THE
PRESENCE
OF
DEGENERACY*
.
251
15.3
THE
INTERACTION
OF
A
TWO-LEVEL
ATOM
WITH
A
COHERENT
RADIATION
FIELD
.
254
15.4
SPIN
AND
PHOTON
ECHOES
.
257
15.5
A
GLANCE
AT
QUANTUM
ELECTRODYNAMICS*
.
260
15.5.1
FIELD
QUANTIZATION
.
260
15.5.2
MASS
RENORMALIZATION
AND
LAMB
SHIFT
.
265
PROBLEMS
.
272
16.
GENERAL
LAWS
OF
OPTICAL
TRANSITIONS
.
275
16.1
SYMMETRIES
AND
SELECTION
RULES
.
275
16.1.1
OPTICAL
MATRIX
ELEMENTS
.
275
16.1.2
EXAMPLES
OF
THE
SYMMETRY
BEHAVIOUR
OF
WAVEFUNCTIONS
.
275
16.1.3
SELECTION
RULES
.
280
16.1.4
SELECTION
RULES
AND
MULTIPOLE
RADIATION*
.
283
16.2
LINEWIDTHS
AND
LINESHAPES
.
286
17.
MANY-ELECTRON
ATOMS
.
291
17.1
THE
SPECTRUM
OF
THE
HELIUM
ATOM
.
291
17.2
ELECTRON
REPULSION
AND
THE
PAULI
PRINCIPLE
.
293
CONTENTS
XV
17.3
ANGULAR
MOMENTUM
COUPLING
.
294
17.3.1
COUPLING
MECHANISM
.
294
17.3.2
LS
COUPLING
(RUSSELL-SAUNDERS
COUPLING)
.
294
17.3.3
JJ
COUPLING
.
298
17.4
MAGNETIC
MOMENTS
OF
MANY-ELECTRON
ATOMS
.
300
17.5
MULTIPLE
EXCITATIONS
.
300
PROBLEMS
.
301
18.
X-RAY
SPECTRA,
INTERNAL
SHELLS
.
303
18.1
INTRODUCTORY
REMARKS
.
303
18.2
X-RADIATION
FROM
OUTER
SHELLS
.
303
18.3
X-RAY
BREMSSTRAHLUNG
SPECTRA
.
304
18.4
EMISSION
LINE
SPECTRA:
CHARACTERISTIC
RADIATION
.
306
18.5
FINE
STRUCTURE
OF
THE
X-RAY
SPECTRA
.
308
18.6
ABSORPTION
SPECTRA
.
310
18.7
THE
AUGER
EFFECT
.
312
18.8
PHOTOELECTRON
SPECTROSCOPY
(XPS),
ESCA
.
314
PROBLEMS
.
315
19.
STRUCTURE
OF
THE
PERIODIC
SYSTEM.
GROUND
STATES
OF
THE
ELEMENTS
.
317
19.1
PERIODIC
SYSTEM
AND
SHELL
STRUCTURE
.
317
19.2
GROUND
STATES
OF
ATOMS
.
324
19.3
EXCITED
STATES
AND
COMPLETE
TERM
SCHEME
.
327
19.4
THE
MANY-ELECTRON
PROBLEM.
HARTREE-FOCK
METHOD*
.
328
19.4.1
THE
TWO-ELECTRON
PROBLEM
.
328
19.4.2
MANY
ELECTRONS
WITHOUT
MUTUAL
INTERACTIONS
.
333
19.4.3
COULOMB
INTERACTION
OF
ELECTRONS.
HARTREE
AND
HARTREE-FOCK
METHODS
.
334
PROBLEMS
.
337
20. NUCLEAR
SPIN,
HYPERFINE
STRUCTURE
.
339
20.1
INFLUENCE
OF
THE
ATOMIC
NUCLEUS
ON
ATOMIC
SPECTRA
.
339
20.2
SPINS
AND
MAGNETIC
MOMENTS
OF
ATOMIC
NUCLEI
.
340
20.3
THE
HYPERFINE
INTERACTION
.
342
20.4
HYPERFINE
STRUCTURE
IN
THE
GROUND
STATES
OF
THE
HYDROGEN
AND
SODIUM
ATOMS
.
346
20.5
HYPERFINE
STRUCTURE
IN
AN
EXTERNAL
MAGNETIC
FIELD,
ELECTRON
SPIN
RESONANCE
.
348
20.6
DIRECT
MEASUREMENTS
OF
NUCLEAR
SPINS
AND
MAGNETIC
MOMENTS,
NUCLEAR
MAGNETIC
RESONANCE
.
352
20.7
APPLICATIONS
OF
NUCLEAR
MAGNETIC
RESONANCE
.
356
20.8
THE
NUCLEAR
ELECTRIC
QUADRUPOLE
MOMENT
.
361
PROBLEMS
.
363
21.
THE
LASER
.
365
21.1
SOME
BASIC
CONCEPTS
FOR
THE
LASER
.
365
21.2
RATE
EQUATIONS
AND
LASING
CONDITIONS
.
368
21.3
AMPLITUDE
AND
PHASE
OF
LASER
LIGHT
.
371
PROBLEMS
.
374
XVI
CONTENTS
22.
MODERN
METHODS
OF
OPTICAL
SPECTROSCOPY
.
377
22.1
CLASSICAL
METHODS
.
377
22.2
QUANTUM
BEATS
.
378
22.3
DOPPLER-FREE
SATURATION
SPECTROSCOPY
.
380
22.4
DOPPLER-FREE
TWO-PHOTON
ABSORPTION
.
382
22.5
LEVEL-CROSSING
SPECTROSCOPY
AND
THE
HANLE
EFFECT
.
384
22.6
LASER
COOLING
OF
ATOMS
.
386
23.
FUNDAMENTALS
OF
THE
QUANTUM
THEORY
OF
CHEMICAL
BONDING
.
391
23.1
INTRODUCTORY
REMARKS
.
391
23.2
THE
HYDROGEN-MOLECULE
ION
.
391
23.3
THE
TUNNEL
EFFECT
.
397
23.4
THE
HYDROGEN
MOLECULE
H
2
.
399
23.5
COVALENT-IONIC
RESONANCE
.
406
23.6
THE
HUND-MUILIKEN-BLOCH
THEORY
OF
BONDING
IN
HYDROGEN
.
407
23.7
HYBRIDISATION
.
408
23.8
THE
N
ELECTRONS
OF
BENZENE,
C
6
H
6
.
410
PROBLEMS
.
412
APPENDIX
.
413
A.
THE
DIRAC
DELTA
FUNCTION
AND
THE
NORMALISATION
OF
THE
WAVEFUNCTION
OF
A
FREE
PARTICLE
IN
UNBOUNDED
SPACE
.
413
B.
SOME
PROPERTIES
OF
THE
HAMILTONIAN
OPERATOR,
ITS
EIGENFUNCTIONS
AND
ITS
EIGENVALUES
.
417
C.
DERIVATION
OF
HEISENBERG
'
S
UNCERTAINTY
RELATION
.
418
SOLUTIONS
TO
THE
PROBLEMS
.
421
BIBLIOGRAPHY
OF
SUPPLEMENTARY
AND
SPECIALISED
LITERATURE
.
451
SUBJECT
INDEX
.
457
FUNDAMENTAL
CONSTANTS
OF
ATOMIC
PHYSICS
(INSIDE
FRONT
COVER)
ENERGY
CONVERSION
TABLE
(INSIDE
BACK
COVER) |
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