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Mathematical Tools of Quantum Mechanics

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Mathematical Tools of Quantum Mechanics
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Publisher: Sissa, Trieste

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The author gives a presentation which, while preserving mathematical rigor, insists on the conceptual aspects and on the unity of Quantum Mechanics. The theory which is presented here is Quantum Mechanics as formulated in its essential parts on one hand by de Broglie and Schroedinger and on the other by Born, Heisenberg and Jordan with important contributions by Dirac and Pauli.

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