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Lightmatter Interaction Atoms And Molecules In External Fields And Nonlinear Optics Wendell T Hill Iii

SKU: BELL-1402660

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Lightmatter Interaction Atoms And Molecules In External Fields And Nonlinear Optics Wendell T Hill Iii instant download after payment.

Publisher: Wiley-VCH

File Extension: PDF

File size: 4.68 MB

Pages: 327

Author: Wendell T. Hill III

ISBN: 9783527406616, 3527406611

Language: English

Year: 2007

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Lightmatter Interaction Atoms And Molecules In External Fields And Nonlinear Optics Wendell T Hill Iii by Wendell T. Hill Iii 9783527406616, 3527406611 instant download after payment.

This book draws together the principal ideas that form the basis of atomic, molecular, and optical science and engineering. It covers the basics of atoms, diatomic molecules, atoms and molecules in static and electromagnetic fields and nonlinear optics. Exercises and bibliographies supplement each chapter, while several appendices present such important background information as physics and math definitions, atomic and molecular data, and tensor algebra.

Accessible to advanced undergraduates, graduate students, or researchers who have been trained in one of the conventional curricula of physics, chemistry, or engineering but who need to acquire familiarity with adjacent areas in order to pursue their research goals.