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Latest revision as of 01:15, 17 April 2024
This page contains Gordon Drake's hand written lecture notes and other information for the University of Windsor Physics course 64-544 Theory of Atomic Structure and Atomic Spectra.
Contents
Theory of Atomic Structure and Atomic spectra
Course outline: 64-544
Pages 1-4 Spectroscopy 1a
Pages 5-10 Spectroscopy 1b
Pages 11-22 Spectroscopy 2
Pages 23-27b Spectroscopy 3
544 Problems & Section from "Angular Momentum Theory for Diatomic Molecules" Spectroscopy 4
Pages 29-32.5 Spectroscopy 5
Pages 33-40 Spectroscopy 6
Pages 40.1-46 Spectroscopy 7
Pages 47-49.2 Spectroscopy 8
Pages 49.3-54 Spectroscopy 9
Pages 52-58 Spectroscopy 10
Pages 59-68 Spectroscopy 11
Pages 69-76 Spectroscopy 12
Pages 77-86 Spectroscopy 13
Pages 77-86 Spectroscopy 14
Pages 87-102 Spectroscopy 15
Pages 103-118 Spectroscopy 16
Pages 119-132 Spectroscopy 17
Pages 133-145 Spectroscopy 18
Group Theory Part 1
Group Theory Part 2
Relativistic Effects in Atomic Physics
Relativistic 0-12 Relativistic 1
Relativistic 13-21 Relativistic 2
Relativistic 22-30 Relativistic 3.1-3.2
Relativistic 31-44 Relativistic 3.3-3.4
Dirac Equations 23-30 Dirac Equations 1
Dirac Equations 31-42 Dirac Equations 2
Dirac Equations Addendum Dirac Equations 3
WIPM Lecture Notes
Lecture Notes 1 Appendix Oct. 11/19
Lecture Notes 4 Appendix Oct. 28/19
WIPM Recorded Lectures
The above lectures were recorded at the Wuhan Institute of Physics and Mathematics (WIPM) during the fall of 2019. Click here to view the recorded lectures.
