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... ·(x 2 1 x 2 − x 3 2 3 ),whichservesasatypicalexampleofnon-integrability and “chaos” in a simple two-dimensional system; for ε = 0 the potential is no longer rotationally invariant, but has only discrete triangular symmetry. 92 ... have seen above, always simple, at least in principle. In contrast, for non-linear non-integrable systems chaotic behavior occurs. In most cases this behavior is...

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... Experiment; LiquefactionofAir 319 41.7 Adiabatic ExpansionofanIdealGas 324 42 Phase Changes, van der Waals Theory and Related Topics 327 42.1 VanderWaals Theory 327 42.2 Magnetic Phase Changes; The Arrott Equation. ... Quantum Mechanics: Retrospect and Prospect 293 38 Appendix: “Mutual Preparation Algorithm” for Quantum Cryptography 297 Part I Mechanics and Basic Relativity 4 1 Space and Ti...

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... which are measured and mapped by geophysicists, e.g., in mineral prospecting. As usual, for didactical reasons we distinguish between the inertial mass m t and the gravitational mass m s , although m s = ... the earth had the form of an exact sphere, and if the mass distribution were exactly spherical, then G 1 and G 2 would vanish, and G 3 ≡−g.The deviations correspond to gravitational anoma...

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... an infinity of different vector potentials A, but essentially they are all identical. If one adds an arbitrary gradient field to A, then curlA is not changed at all. A so-called gauge transformation: A ... dielectric constant ε between the plates. Let us transport an infinitesimal amount of charge 14 , δQ,fromthemetal plate at lower potential to that with the higher potential, where a cap...

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... Leiden had already established before Einstein that Maxwell’s equations, which are not invariant under a Galilean transformation, are invariant w.r.t. a Lorentz transformation –asitwaslater called ... results are similar. 20.8 Relativistic Invariance of Electrodynamics We have already seen in Part I that classical mechanics had to be amended as a result of Einstein’s theory of special r...

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... ε T of a classical harmonic oscillator at a Kelvin temperature T and k B is Boltz- mann’s constant. Rayleigh and Jeans’ law thus predicts that the energy of the radiation should increase indefinitely ... consider- able direct and indirect contact between many people at various places, are indeed equivalent, as we shall see below. Nowadays the standard way to present the subject – which w...

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... 244 28 Abstract Quantum Mechanics (Algebraic Methods) a) The operators ˆ J 2 and ˆ J z commute with each other, and are thus simul- taneously diagonalizable. b) The orthonormalized abstract eigenvectors ... that a generalized Fourier expansion of an arbitrary function f(ϑ, ϕ)is possible. Important spherical harmonics are listed in the following table (we repeat that the normalization facto...

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... look again at some of the main differences and similarities between classical and quantum mechanics. Classical mechanics of an N-particle system takes place in a 6N-dimen- sional phase space of ... are popular, but essentially inadequate). Instead it may be better to admit that the reasons for the behavior are truly complicated. In any case, quantum mechanics is a discipline which contains...

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... we shall consider how the transition from a micro- canonical ensemble to a canonical and grand canonical ensemble is achieved mathematically. For a canonical ensemble the appropriate variable ... degeneracy factors g 0 and g 1 , depend on 50 Production of Low and Ultralow Temperatures; Third Law of Thermodynamics Low temperatures are usually obtained by a process called adiabatic dema...

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... 331 equations 163 mean field approximation (bi-linearized) of a Hamiltonian 334 mean field approximations 405, 408 measurable quantities (“observables”) in quantum mechanics 215 measurable quantities ... 402 main-sequence stars 388 MAPLE, MATHEMATICA 161 Markoff chain 412 mass defect 104 mathematical (versus physical) pendulum 75 Maxwell ’s displacement current 153, 156 ’s equations in Gaussia...

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