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Quantum Mechanics for Scientists and Engineers
by David A. B. Miller
DESCRIPTION:
This book introduces quantum mechanics to scientists and engineers. It can be used as a text
for junior undergraduates onwards through to graduate students and professionals. The level
and approach are aimed at anyone with a reasonable scientific or technical background looking
for a solid but accessible introduction to the subject. The coverage and depth are substantial
enough for a first quantum mechanics course for physicists. At the same time, the level of
required background in physics and mathematics has been kept to a minimum to suit those also
from other science and engineering backgrounds.
Quantum mechanics has long been essential for all physicists and in other physical science
subjects such as chemistry. With the growing interest in nanotechnology, quantum mechanics
has recently become increasingly important for an ever-widening range of engineering
disciplines, such as electrical and mechanical engineering, and for subjects such as materials
science that underlie many modern devices.
click to free download
by David A. B. Miller
This book introduces quantum mechanics to scientists and engineers. It can be used as a text
for junior undergraduates onwards through to graduate students and professionals. The level
and approach are aimed at anyone with a reasonable scientific or technical background looking
for a solid but accessible introduction to the subject. The coverage and depth are substantial
enough for a first quantum mechanics course for physicists. At the same time, the level of
required background in physics and mathematics has been kept to a minimum to suit those also
from other science and engineering backgrounds.
Quantum mechanics has long been essential for all physicists and in other physical science
subjects such as chemistry. With the growing interest in nanotechnology, quantum mechanics
has recently become increasingly important for an ever-widening range of engineering
disciplines, such as electrical and mechanical engineering, and for subjects such as materials
science that underlie many modern devices.
click to free download
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