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The Theory Of Angular Momentum by A.P. Yutsis; I.B. Levinson; V.V. Vanagas
The only book known to us giving an exposition of the algebra of non-commuting tensor operators and J-coefficients is Edmonds’ “Angular Momentum in Quantum Mechanics” (1957), which may serve as an excellent textbook for a first acquaintance with the subject. … Continue reading
Quantum Mechanics – Davydov
In this post, we will see the book Quantum Mechanics by A. S. Davydov. About the book The present book is an extended exposition of a course of lectures in quantum mechanics given by the author over several years to … Continue reading
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