Atomic Physics, 9780198506966
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Unveiling atoms: Quantum mechanics, experiments, and cutting-edge atomic applications.

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    344 pages

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    30 November 2004

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Summary

Atomic Physics: Unveiling the Quantum Realm

This text is designed for an advanced undergraduate course in atomic physics. The foundational material presented in the initial chapters is accessible even to students encountering the subject for the first time. Explore the latest advancements, including applications to Bose-Einstein condensation, matter-wave interferometry, and quantum computing with trapped ions. While grounded in quantum mechanical principles, the book emphasizes the …

Book Details

ISBN-13:9780198506966
ISBN-10:0198506961
Series:Oxford Master Series in Physics
Author:C.J. Foot
Publisher:Oxford University Press
Imprint:Oxford University Press
Format:Paperback
Number of Pages:344
Edition:1st
Release Date:30 November 2004
Weight:676g
Dimensions:246mm x 188mm x 20mm
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Critics Review

This is a very timely book. The author has chosen a very modern set of topics, ones that increasingly are at the heart of the field of atomic and optical physics... I am aware of no competing textbook that offers this wide selection of topics at the cutting edge of this discipline.'Chris Greene, University of Colorado, Boulder…a useful text on atomic physics and fills something of a gap between traditional textbooks and highly specialised books on the more modern topics.‘Charles Adams, University of Durham`The approach to the modern topics, in particular the many connections to the classical developments of the field is masterly done.‘Klaus Molmer, University of Aarhus

About The Author

C.J. Foot

CJ Foot was a Junior Research Fellow of Jesus College in Oxford 1984-86, as well as being awarded the Lindemann Trust Fellowship at Stanford University 1984-85 and the Royal Society University Research Fellowship 1986-1991. In 1991, he became a university lecturer and was awarded the title of Professor of physics in 2002. He won the National Physical Laboratory Metrology Award in 1990.

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