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White's : Introduction to Atomic Spectra-2/e

Rs. 695

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ISBN 9789373025353
Author Revised by Jyotirmay Lahiri
Subject Physics
Binding Paperback
Total Pages 468
Copyright Year 2025

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Atomic spectra is a core topic in modern physics, yet many students find themselves at a loss when seeking a clear and structured introduction. While they may have already studied calculus and college-level physics, most available books are either too advanced mathematically or too brief to provide meaningful insight. This book was written to meet that need—offering a balanced, accessible, and in-depth approach. Designed for learners with a basic understanding of physics and mathematics, the text carefully builds each concept from the ground up. The author's goal is to make the subject manageable without sacrificing accuracy or completeness. Each chapter is thoughtfully structured to introduce ideas gradually, explain them clearly, and support them with relevant examples. Key Features of the Book: • Begins with foundational concepts and progresses logically to advanced topics • Covers both classical and modern models, from Bohr and Sommerfeld to Schrödinger and Dirac • Presents real spectrograms and visual illustrations to reinforce learning • Offers comparative views of orbital and quantum mechanical models • Includes worked examples and end-of-chapter problems for practice and application • Uses a consistent equation numbering system (e.g., Eq. 3.4) for easy reference The book is divided into two major parts. The first ten chapters explore the theoretical and experimental aspects of atoms with a single valence electron, while also tracing the historical development of spectroscopy. The remaining chapters (XI to XXI) delve into multi-electron atoms and x-ray spectra, providing a concise yet thorough extension into more complex areas. Special attention has been given to including actual spectral photographs—an often-overlooked feature in similar texts. These images are not just illustrations; they are scientific evidence, serving as unchanging records of atomic behavior across models and generations. Now in its second edition, this book continues to reflect the original mission: to make atomic spectra approachable, engaging, and intellectually rewarding. Whether you're a student beginning your journey or a reader seeking deeper understanding, this volume serves as a dependable and enduring resource.

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