| Êíèãà | Ñòðàíèöû äëÿ ïîèñêà |
| Crowell B. — The modern revolution in physics | |
| Taylor M.E. — Partial Differential Equations. Qualitative studies of linear equations (vol. 2) | 114 |
| Zeidler E. — Nonlinear Functional Analysis and its Applications IV: Applications to Mathematical Physic | 118ff, 121, 137 |
| Morse P., Feshbach H. — Methods of Theoretical Physics (part 1) | 270, 632, 1663, 1738 |
| Morse P., Feshbach H. — Methods of Theoretical Physics (part 2) | 270, 632, 1663, 1738 |
| Enns R.H., Mc Guire G.C. — Nonlinear physics with mathematica for scientists and engineers | 31 |
| Weinstock R. — Calculus of variations with applications to physics & engineering | 271—275 |
| Ward R.S., Wells R.O. — Twistor geometry and field theory | 263 |
| Mukamel S. — Principles of Nonlinear Optical Spectroscopy | 17 |
| Jaswon M.A. — The Theory of Cohesion. An Outline of the Cohesive Properties of Electrons in Atoms, Molecules and Crystals | 8, 13, 33, 35 ff |
| Levine I.N. — Molecular Spectroscopy | 41—42, 124—126, 374 |
| Davies E. — Spectral Theory and Differential Operators | 163 |
| Debnath L. — Linear Partial Differential Equations for Scientists and Engineers | 382 |
| Strauss W.A. — Partial Differential Equations: An Introduction | 17—18, 241—244, 280—282, 298 |
| Ott E. — Chaos in dynamical systems | 356 |
| Greiner W. — Quantum mechanics. An introduction | 217 ff., 250 |
| Born M. — Natural philosophy of cause and chance (The Waynflete lectures) | 86 |
| Planck M. — Introduction to Theoretical Physics | 406ff. |
| Griffits D.J. — Introduction to quantum mechanics | 113—144 |
| Galindo A., Pascual P. — Quantum Mechanics Two | I 10, 14, 242 |
| Polkinghorne J.C. — The quantum world | 9, 13f |
| Mukamel S. — Principles of nonlinear spectroscopy | 17 |
| Pettifor D.G. — Bonding and structure of molecules and solids | see also Atomic eigenstates |
| Born M. — Atomic Physics | 91—99 |
| Heitler W. — Elementary Wave Mechanics With Applications to Quantum Chemistry | 32 |
| Atkinson D., Johnson P.W. — Exercises in Quantum Field Theory: A Self-Contained Book of Questions and Answers | 30, 32, 35 |
| Fulling S. — Aspects of Quantum Field Theory in Curved Spacetime | 28 |
| Peleg Y., Pnini R., Zaarur E. — Schaum's outline of theory and problems of quantum mechanics | 7 |
| Schiff L.I. — Quantum mechanics | 80—90 |
| Galindo A., Pascual P. — Quantum Mechanics One | 10, 14, 242 |
| Lee T.D. — Practicle physics and introduction to field theory | 162 |
| Miller W. — Symmetry Groups and Their Applications | 376 |
| Park D. — Introduction to the quantum theory | 221, 231, 455—478 |
| Asmar N.H. — Partial Differential Equations with fourier series and boundary value problems | 573, 582 |
| Junker G. — Supersymmetric Methods in Quantum and Statistical Physics | 34, 74 |
| Schulman L.S. — Techniques and applications of path integration | 157 |
| Olver P.J., Shakiban C. — Applied linear. algebra | 497 |
| Slater J.C. — Quantum Theory of Atomic Structure vol1 | 6, 12, 17—27, 166—186, 193, 395—401, 455—456 |
| Dewdney A.K. — Beyond reason. 8 great problems that reveal the limits of science | 65—66 |
| Gilmore R. — Lie Groups, Lie Algebras and Some of Their Applications | 349, 427—430 |
| Weissbluth M. — Atoms and Molecules | 322—345 |
| Scully M.O., Zubairy M.S. — Quantum optics | 158 |
| Prigogine I. — From being to becoming: time and complexity in the physical sciences. | 4, 48 |
| Basdevant J.-L., Dalibard J. — Quantum Mechanics | 88, 153, 215, 383 |
| Grosche C., Steiner F. — Handbook of Feynman path integrals | 20, 87-88, 124 (see also Coulomb potential) |
| Auletta G. — Foundations and Interpretation of Quantum Mechanics | 31 |
| Hercules Proceedings (Vol. I) (unknown book) | 23, 221, 222 |
| Margenau H., Murphy G.M. — The mathematics of physics and chemistry | 129, 131 |
| Woodhouse N.M.J. — Geometric quantization | 279 |
| Leverenz H.W. — An introduction to luminescence of solids | 10, 12, 15, 16, 24, 149, 484—487 |
| Mullin T. — The nature of chaos | 275—276 |
| Azaroff L.V. — Introduction to Solids | 206—208 |
| Messiah A. — Quantum mechanics. Volume 1 | 22, 33—34, 37, 55, 71, 412—420 |
| Nouredine Z. — Quantum Mechanics: Concepts and Applications | 334—347 |
| Mott N.F., Sneddon I.N. — Wave Mechanics and Its Applications | 44, 54, 102, 323 |
| Kreyszig E. — Introductory functional analysis with applications | 603 |
| Riley, Hobson — Mathematical Methods for Physics and Engineering | 604 |
| Beard D.B. — Quantum Mechanics | 146—150 |
| Atkins P. — Molecular Quantum Mechanics | 95 |
| Wilson W. — Theoretical physics - Relativity and quantum dynamics | 174 |
| Morse P.M. — Methods of theoretical physics | 270, 632, 1663, 1738 |
| Haar D. — Selected problems in quantum mechanics | 1.37, 3.31, 7.3—7.11, 7.28—7.30, 7.53, 7.56—7.59, 7.61—7.64, 7.66, 7.74, 7.77, 7.86, 9.9 |
| Henley E.M., Thirring W. — Elementary Quantum Field Theory | 88 |
| Bransden B., Joachain C. — Physics of Atoms and Molecules | see One-electron atoms |
| Ram-Mohan R. — Finite Element and Boundary Element Applications in Quantum Mechanics | 39, 80 |
| Beard D.B. — Quantum Mechanics | 146—150 |
| Planck M. — Scientific Autobiography And Other Papers | 99 |
| Moore F. — Elements of Computer Music | 215 |
| Blum E.K., Lototsky S.V. — Mathematics of Physics and Engineering | 367—373, 446 |
| Greiner W. — Relativistic quantum mechanics. Wave equations | 290 |
| Schiff L.I. — Quantum Mechanics | 88 |
| Greiner W. — Classical mechanics. Systems of particles and hamiltonian dynamics | 411 |
| Zeidler E. — Oxford User's Guide to Mathematics | 507 |
| Fritjof Capra — The Tao of physics | 66, 231 |
| Hassani S. — Mathematical Methods: for Students of Physics and Related Fields | 677—680, 802 |
| Constantinescu F., Magyari E. — Problems in quantum mechanics | 32, 73, 77, 78, 205, 207, 322 |
| Rice F.O., Teller E. — The structure of matter | 7 |
| Glimm J., Jaffe A. — Quantum Physics: A Functional Integral Point of View | 11, 20, 23, 24ff, 314, 315 |
| Slater J., Frank N. — Introduction to Theoretical Physics | 406ff. |
| Landau L.D., Lifshitz E.M. — Course of Theoretical Physics (vol.3). Quantum Mechanics. Non-relativistic Theory | 256—257, 289—299, 462—463, 583, 631—633 |
| Davies P. — The New Physics | 407 |
| Bettini A. — Introduction to Elementary Particle Physics | 166 |
| Park D. — Introduction to the Quantum Theory (Pure & Applied Physics) | 221—231, 455—478 |
| Kittel C., Knight W., Ruderman M. — Berkeley physics course 1. Mechanics | 363 |
| Brandt S., Dahmen H.D. — Quantum mechanics on the personal computer | 123 |
| Liboff R.L. — Introductory quantum mechanics | 8, 394ff, 601p |
| Rosser W.G.V. — An introduction to statistical physics | 24 |
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