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Bransden B., Joachain C. — Physics of Atoms and Molecules |
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Scattering of atoms by atoms, elastic 534—9
Scattering of atoms by atoms, excitation at high velocities 549—52
Scattering of atoms by atoms, excitation of heavy ions 547—9
Scattering of atoms by atoms, impact parameter method 540—3
Scattering of atoms by atoms, inelastic 540—52
Scattering of atoms by atoms, merging beam experiment 527
Scattering of atoms by atoms, slow collisions 543—7
Scattering of particles, and the optical theorem 468 496
Scattering of particles, Born approximation for 488—93
Scattering of particles, boundary conditions 465—7 470 485-7
Scattering of particles, by a complex potential 494—6
Scattering of particles, by a Coulomb potential 26 492—3
Scattering of particles, by a hard sphere 479—80
Scattering of particles, by a potential 465—93
Scattering of particles, by a square well 477—9
Scattering of particles, by a Yukawa potential 491—2
Scattering of particles, classical theory of 532—9 593-9
Scattering of particles, cross-section 467—8
Scattering of particles, general properties 461—5
Scattering of particles, integral equation for 484—8
Scattering of particles, near a resonance 480—4
Scattering of particles, of an atom by an atom see Scattering of atoms by atoms
Scattering of particles, of an electron by an atom see electron scattering by atoms
Scattering of particles, partial wave expansion for 468—75
Scattering of radiation see Raman scattering Rayleigh
Scattering, classical 532—9 593-9
Scattering, potential 465—93
Schrdinger equation, for 406
Schrdinger equation, for 399 404
Schrdinger equation, for a charged particle in an electromagnetic field 159—60
Schrdinger equation, for a diatomic molecule 386
Schrdinger equation, for a free particle 99
Schrdinger equation, for a many-electron atom 291—2
Schrdinger equation, for a one-electron atom 128—30
Schrdinger equation, for a rigid rotator 91
Schrdinger equation, for a several particle system 101—2
Schrdinger equation, for a two-body system 102—4
Schrdinger equation, for a two-electron atom 249—50
Schrdinger equation, for an atom in a magnetic field 208—10
Schrdinger equation, for an electron in a magnetic field 555
Schrdinger equation, for central forces 97
Schrdinger equation, for electron-atom scattering 501
Schrdinger equation, for potential scattering 465
Schrdinger equation, for the infinite square well 75
Schrdinger equation, for the linear harmonic oscillator 78
Schrdinger equation, general solution of 67—8
Schrdinger equation, in momentum space 622
Schrdinger equation, relativistic 631—2
Schrdinger equation, time-dependent 61
Schrdinger equation, time-dependent for atom-atom scattering 542
Schrdinger equation, time-independent 63—4
Schrdinger, E. 38 53
Schwartz, C. 278
Schwinger, J. 231
Selection rules, for allowed transitions 136 170—3
Selection rules, for electric quadrupole radiation 179
Selection rules, for magnetic dipole radiation 178—9
Selection rules, in many-electron atoms 355—8
Selection rules, in molecular transitions 431—6 440-1
Selection rules, in one-electron atoms 136 170—3 178-9
Selection rules, in Raman scattering 438
Self-adjoint operators 65
Self-consistent field model see Hartree — Fock approximation and Hartree equations
Separated atom limit 412—13
Shadow scattering 480
Shape resonance 523
Shell 299—300
Shell, closed shell 300
Shell, notation for 300
Shell, subshell 299—300 305-6
Shyn, T. 232
Sigma$ lines 211 213—14 223-4
Sigma$ quantum number 448
Silverman, S.M. 522
Slater determinant 296—8 320—1 322-39 414
Slater determinant, parity of 296
Slater, J.C. 292 320
Small angle scattering, classical theory 536—7
Sommerfeld, A. 38
Space quantisation 44
Specific charge 5
Spectra see Absorption spectra emission line X-ray band vibrational rotational
Spectra spectral classes of stars 585
Spectral distribution, and Planck’s law 14
Spectral distribution, and the Rayleigh — Jeans law 12
Spectral distribution, for a black body 10—15
Spectral terms 29
Spectral terms, and multiplicity 256 397
Spectral terms, diagram of 180
Spectral terms, displaced 371
Spectral terms, identification of 368—71
Spectral terms, in L — S coupling 342—6
Spectral terms, notation 201—2 255—6 301 395-7
Spectral terms, X-ray terms 380—1
Spectroscopic notation 89—90 135 201—2 255-6
Spectroscopic notation, for molecules 395 449
Spectrum of a Hamiltonian 64—6
Spectrum of alkali metals 359—64
Spectrum of alkaline earths 368
Spectrum of atomic hvdrogen 28—9 33 135—6 179—80 242
Spectrum of one-electron atoms 179—80 203—7 241-7
Spectrum of the sun 28 363 584
Spectrum of two-electron atoms 255—8
Spherical Bessel functions 100 470—1 615
Spherical components of a vector 170 619
Spherical harmonics 84 86—8 614-5
Spherical harmonics, addition theorem for 268 615
Spherical harmonics, in real form 88—90
Spherical harmonics, parity of 99
Spherical Neumann functions 470—1 615
Spherical top 421
Spherical waves 100 466—7
Spin angular momentum 44—5 91-6
Spin angular momentum, matrix representation for 93
Spin angular momentum, of a molecule 397
Spin angular momentum, of a nucleus 94 233—4
Spin wave function for 406
Spin wave function for two-electron atoms 251—4
Spin-orbit coupling 196 198—200 209 340 363—4 366—8 448—52 641
Spin-orbitals 197 295—7
Spin-orbitals, for Be 333—4
Spin-orbitals, for diatomic molecules 413—14
Spin-orbitals, for Ne 335—6
Spin-orbitals, properties of 330—3
Spin-spin coupling 366—8
Spinors 93
Spontaneous emission 155 164—6
Spontaneous emission, by many-electron atoms 355—8
Spontaneous emission, in the dipole approximation 168 186
Spontaneous emission, transition rate for 166
Stark broadening 229
Stark effect 219
Stark effect, and field ionisation 227—9
Stark effect, and parity mixing 221—5 379
Stark effect, linear 220—4
Stark effect, quadratic 225—7 377-9
Stark, J. 219
Static-exchange approximation 505—7
Stefan — Boltzmann law 9 10
Stefan, J. 9
Stefan’s law 9
Stellar abundances 586
| Stellar spectra 584—8
Stellar spectra, and spectral distribution 586—7
Stern — Gerlach experiment 42—3 554 558
Stern, O. 40
Stimulated emission 155 163—4
Stimulated emission, and the laser 562—4
Stimulated emission, and the maser 568
Stimulated emission, by many-electron atoms 355—8
Stimulated emission, in the dipole approximation 168
Stimulated emission, transition rate for 163—4
Stoletov, M. 15
Stoney, C.I. 4 6
Stopping power 518—19
Strong interaction 151
Sum rule for line intensities 369—70
Sum rule for oscillator strengths 181—2
Superposition principle 62
Symmetrical top 421 430—1
Symmetrisation postulate 106
Terms see Spectral terms
Thermal broadening 588
Thomas — Fermi model 293 313—20
Thomas — Fermi model, Thomas — Fermi equation 315
Thomas — Reiche — Kuhn sum rule 181—2
Thomson scattering 18 19
Thomson, Sir J.J. 4 5 6 15 18 26
thresholds 463—4
Thresholds, anomalous behaviour at 523
Time reversal invariance 233
Tomonaga, S. 231
Total angular momentum 42 46 95—6 104
Townes, C.H. 567
Townsend, J.S. 4
Transition probability 113—16
Transition rate 116
Transition rate, for an atom in an electromagnetic field 160—70
Trial functions 119
Tritium 149 574—5
Trivalent elements 368
Two-centre integrals 645—6
Two-electron atoms, and Slater determinants 297
Two-electron atoms, and the variational method 271—7 283-6
Two-electron atoms, doubly excited states of 286—8 522-5
Two-electron atoms, energy spectrum of 255—8
Two-electron atoms, excited states of 278—86
Two-electron atoms, fine structure of 366—8
Two-electron atoms, ground state energy of 267—78
Two-electron atoms, independent particle model for 258—67
Two-electron atoms, level scheme of 255—8
Two-electron atoms, para and ortho states of 249—51 255
Two-electron atoms, perturbation theory of 267—71 276-7 280—3
Two-electron atoms, Schrdinger equation for 249—50
Two-electron atoms, spectra of 364—8
Two-electron atoms, spin wave functions for 251—4
Two-electron atoms, two-photon transitions 183 230 572
Uhlenbeck, G.E. 44
Ultraviolet spectra 28 286—7 384 438
Ultraviolet spectra, in astronomy 584
Uncertainties 61
Uncertainty principle see Heisenberg uncertainty principle
Ungerade states 397 399—415
Unitary matrix 70
Unitary transformations 71—2
United atom limit 412—13
Valence bond method see Heitler-London method
valence electrons 301 383 412
Valency 414—5
Van der Waals interaction 532
Variation of constants 111—16
Variation-perturbation method 122—3 276-7
Variational method 116—22
Variational method, and the Hartree — Fock method 320—5
Variational method, for 400—4
Variational method, for 405—11
Variational method, for excited states 119—22
Variational method, for scattering of by 506
Variational method, for two-electron atoms 271—7 283-6
Vector model for angular momentum 45—6 88 94
Vector operators 94 216—17 357 618—20
Vibrational motion of a molecule 384—6 389—94 420-1
Vibrational-rotational spectra 432—6 440-4
Virial theorem 147—8
Visible spectra 28—9 359—71 438-44
Visible spectra, in astrophysics 583—7
Volume effect 151 232
von Laue, M. 19
von Neumann — Wigner non-crossing rule see Non-crossing rule
Water molecule 421 422—3
Wave function, electronic, for diatomic molecule 388 394—420
Wave function, expansions of 66—67
Wave function, for 406—11 (see also Orbitals spin-orbitals)
Wave function, for a free particle 54 99—101
Wave function, for a several-particle system 101—2
Wave function, for a spin one-half particle 94
Wave function, for a two-body system 102—4
Wave function, for one-electron atoms 136—45
Wave function, for the infinite square well potential 74—76
Wave function, for the linear harmonic oscillator 78—82
Wave function, for the rigid rotator 90—91
Wave function, for two-electron atoms 250—5 259—67 271—5 284—6 297
Wave function, Heitler — London 408—11
Wave function, in momentum space 55 57 621
Wave function, in momentum space for one-electron atoms 621—8
Wave function, interpretation of 58—59
Wave function, molecular 431 452
Wave function, normalisation of 58—60
Wave function, of a many-electron system 291—2 296
Wave function, of a particle in a box 74—6 308
Wave function, of orbital angular momentum 83—90
Wave function, orthogonality of 65—66
Wave function, symmetry of 104—6
Wave function, variational for 400—4
Wave number, definition of 28
Wave packets 55—7
Weak interaction 151 178 222
Welton, T.A. 231
Wheeler, J.A. 150
Wien, W. 10 11
Wien’s displacement law 10 586
Wigner — Eckart theorem 217 357 619
Williams, J.F. 501
Williams, N.H. 459
Willis, B.A. 501
Wilson, C.T.R. 22
Wilson, H.A. 7
Wilson, W. 38
Wollaston, W.H. 584
X-ray scattering factor 508
X-rays, and the dipole approximation 166
X-rays, discovery of 18
X-rays, in astrophysics 584
X-rays, scattering of 18—22
X-rays, spectra 38—40 379—81
Zeeman effect 44 195 207—19 374—7 571 588
Zeeman effect, and magnetic resonance 558
Zeeman effect, and polarisation 212—14
Zeeman effect, and the Paschen — Back effect 214—5 375
Zeeman effect, anomalous 215—19 375
Zeeman effect, for strong fields 210—14 248
Zeeman effect, in hyperfine structure 245 376—7
Zeeman effect, normal 211
Zeeman, P. 207
zero point energy 76 79 231 392
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