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|a Group theory and its applications.
|n Volume II /
|c edited by Ernest M. Loebl, Polytechnic Institute, Brooklyn New York.
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|a London :
|b Academic Press,
|c 1971.
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|a 1 online resource (xiii, 312 pages) :
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|a Includes bibliographical references at chapter ends, and index.
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|t The representations and tensor operators of the unitary groups /
|r W. J. Holman, III and
|r L. C. Biedenharn --
|t Symmetry and degeneracy /
|r Harold V. McIntosh --
|t Dynamical groups in atomic and molecular physics /
|r Carl E. Wulfman --
|t Symmetry adaptation of physical states by means of computers /
|r Stig Flodmark and
|r Esko Blokker --
|t Galilei group and Galilean invariance /
|r Jean-Marc L�evy-Leblond.
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|a This book covers the two broad areas of applications of group theory, namely, all atomic and molecular phenomena, as well as all aspects of nuclear structure and elementary particle theory. It contains five chapters and begins with the representation and tensor operators of the unitary groups. The next chapter describes wave equations, both Sch�rdinger's and Dirac's for a wide variety of potentials. These topics are followed by discussions of the applications of dynamical groups in dealing with bound-state problems of atomic and molecular physics. A chapter explores the connection between the physical constants of motion and the unitary group of the Hamiltonian, the symmetry adaptation with respect to arbitrary finite groups, and the Dixon method for computing irreducible characters without the occurrence of numerical errors. The last chapter deals with the study of the extension, representation, and applications of Galilei group. This book will prove useful to mathematicians, practicing engineers, and physicists.
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|a Group theory.
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|a Mathematical physics.
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|a Th�eorie des groupes.
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|a Group theory.
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