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catalog contributor b1262594.
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catalog created "[1973]".
catalog date "1973".
catalog date "[1973]".
catalog dateCopyrighted "[1973]".
catalog description "Includes bibliographies and indices.".
catalog description "Robertson, A.J.B. The beginnings of chemical physics. -- Broglie, Louis de. The beginnings of wave mechanics. -- Slater, J.C. The development of quantum mechanics in the period 1924-1926. -- Van Vleck, J.H. Central fields in two vis-à-vis three dimensions: an historical divertissement. -- Roby, K.R. Mathematical foundations of a quantum theory of valence concept. -- Daudel, R. The localisation of electrons and the concept of the chemical bond. -- Ratner, M.A. and Sabin, J.R. The wave mechanical treatment of hydrogen bonded systems. -- Pauling, L. and Keaveny, I. Hybrid bond orbitals. -- Bagus, P.S. [and others] Application of wave mechanics to the electronic structure of molecules through configuration interaction. -- Amos, A.T. Spin and the Pauli principle. -- Jamieson, M.J. Time-dependent Hartree-Fock theory and its application to calculations of atomic properties. -- Urch, D.S. Influence of wave mechanics on inorganic chemistry. -- Schäffer, C.E. Ligand fields -- some recent symmetry developments. -- Klein, D.J.A group-theoretic view of weakly interacting sites. -- Kaufman, J.J. The role of symmetry and spin restrictions in reactive and non-reactive collisions and molecular decompositions. -- Dewar, M.J.S. The role of semi-empirical SCF MO methods. -- Coulson, C.A. The influence of wave mechanics on organic chemistry. -- Pullman, A. and Pullman, B. Quantum biochemistry -- Geiger, R. and Wagnière, G. Application of wave mechanics to the study of natural optical activity in organic molecules. -- Price, W.C. Photoelectron spectroscopy and the electronic structure of matter. -- Johnson, K.H. Determination of the electronic structures of complex molecules and solids by the SCF-Xa scattered-wave cluster method. -- Benesch, R. Density matrix methods in x-ray scattering and momentum space calculations. -- An approach to the teaching to quantum theory.".
catalog extent "435 p. :".
catalog hasFormat "Wave mechanics.".
catalog identifier "0408705094".
catalog isFormatOf "Wave mechanics.".
catalog issued "1973".
catalog issued "[1973]".
catalog language "eng".
catalog publisher "London, Butterworths".
catalog relation "Wave mechanics.".
catalog subject "QC174.2 .W38".
catalog subject "Wave mechanics History.".
catalog subject "Wave mechanics.".
catalog tableOfContents "Robertson, A.J.B. The beginnings of chemical physics. -- Broglie, Louis de. The beginnings of wave mechanics. -- Slater, J.C. The development of quantum mechanics in the period 1924-1926. -- Van Vleck, J.H. Central fields in two vis-à-vis three dimensions: an historical divertissement. -- Roby, K.R. Mathematical foundations of a quantum theory of valence concept. -- Daudel, R. The localisation of electrons and the concept of the chemical bond. -- Ratner, M.A. and Sabin, J.R. The wave mechanical treatment of hydrogen bonded systems. -- Pauling, L. and Keaveny, I. Hybrid bond orbitals. -- Bagus, P.S. [and others] Application of wave mechanics to the electronic structure of molecules through configuration interaction. -- Amos, A.T. Spin and the Pauli principle. -- Jamieson, M.J. Time-dependent Hartree-Fock theory and its application to calculations of atomic properties. -- Urch, D.S. Influence of wave mechanics on inorganic chemistry. -- Schäffer, C.E. Ligand fields -- some recent symmetry developments. -- Klein, D.J.A group-theoretic view of weakly interacting sites. -- Kaufman, J.J. The role of symmetry and spin restrictions in reactive and non-reactive collisions and molecular decompositions. -- Dewar, M.J.S. The role of semi-empirical SCF MO methods. -- Coulson, C.A. The influence of wave mechanics on organic chemistry. -- Pullman, A. and Pullman, B. Quantum biochemistry -- Geiger, R. and Wagnière, G. Application of wave mechanics to the study of natural optical activity in organic molecules. -- Price, W.C. Photoelectron spectroscopy and the electronic structure of matter. -- Johnson, K.H. Determination of the electronic structures of complex molecules and solids by the SCF-Xa scattered-wave cluster method. -- Benesch, R. Density matrix methods in x-ray scattering and momentum space calculations. -- An approach to the teaching to quantum theory.".
catalog title "Wave mechanics; the first fifty years, edited by William C. Price, Seymour S. Chissick [and] Tom Ravensdale.".
catalog type "History. fast".
catalog type "text".