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Quantum Chemistry: An Introduction

Name: Quantum Chemistry: An Introduction
Brand: de Gruyter
SKU: 9783110742190
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Contributors:

Michael Springborg, Meijuan Zhou

Publisher:

de Gruyter

Binding:

Paperback

Book Category:

Science, Technology & Engineering

Book Subcategory:

Chemistry, Nanotechnology & MEMS, Materials Science

Book Topic:

Computational & Molecular Modeling

Series:

de Gruyter Textbook

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Release Date:

2021-09-17

ISBN 13:

9783110742190

Weight:

1.24 lbs

Size:

9.61 x 6.69 x 0.74 inches

Pages:

352

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This textbook introduces the reader to quantum theory and quantum chemistry. The textbook is meant for 2^nd - 3^rd year bachelor students of chemistry or physics, but also for students of related disciplines like materials science, pharmacy, and bioinformatics.

At first, quantum theory is introduced, starting with experimental results that made it inevitable to go beyond classical physics. Subsequently, the Schrödinger equation is discussed in some detail. Some few examples for which the Schrödinger equation can be solved exactly are treated with special emphasis on relating the results to real systems and interpreting the mathematical results in terms of experimental observations.

Ultimately, approximate methods are presented that are used when applying quantum theory in the field of quantum chemistry for the study of real systems like atoms, molecules, and crystals. Both the foundations for the different methods and a broader range of examples of their applications are presented.

The textbook assumes no prior knowledge in quantum theory. Moreover, special emphasis is put on interpreting the mathematical results and less on an exact mathematical derivations of those. Finally, each chapter closes with a number of questions and exercises that help in focusing on the main results of the chapter. Many of the exercises include answers.

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Michael Springborg and Meijuan Zhou, U Saarland, Germany.

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