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The theory of atomic spectra

Author:	Edward Uhler Condon; George Shortley
Publisher:	Cambridge : Univ. Pr., 1991.
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Summary:	This has become the standard comprehensive text on the theory of atomic spectra. After a brief history and an exposition of quantum mechanics it is devoted to a unified deduction of the spectra of atoms from quantum mechanical principles. The theory is given in details and the results well documented and compared with experimental observations.  Read more...