Titlebook: Quantum Physics in the Nanoworld; Schr?dinger‘s Cat an Hans Lüth Textbook 2015Latest edition Springer International Publishing Switzerland

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Some Fundamental Experiments, is not possible on the basis of classical physics. The interpretation of these experiments requires novel unconventional ways of thinking because of the observed particle-wave duality. Special emphasis is laid on the photoelectric effect, the Compton effect, the diffraction of particle waves and th

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,Angular Momentum, Spin and?Particle?Categories,milton operator of a single particle is considered and fundamentals of magnetism and the Aharanov–Bohm effect including experimental examples from nanoelectronics are presented. From the Stern–Gerlach experiment the existence of the spin as a further degree of freedom of a particle is concluded. Fro

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,Approximate Solutions for?Important?Model?Systems,e WKB approximation for particle propagation in weak potentials, the variational method, time independent and time dependent perturbation theory including Fermi’s Golden Rule as well as the rotating wave approximation are considered together with application examples, preferentially from surface int

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Fields and Quanta,ors and a field Hamiltonian are introduced. Special consideration is devoted to the particle picture as an excitation of the quantum field and its consequences for the counterintuitive non-locality in quantum physics. The formalism of field quantization is applied to the electromagnetic field, the m

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Synopsis,eral context. Special emphasis is put on the collapse of the wave function, decoherence phenomena and non-locality in single-particle quantum physics. Non-locality is discussed in connection with quantum fields.

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