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... the Quantization of the Angular Momentum 257
30.3 Vector Model of the Quantization
of the Angular Momentum
The above-mentioned mathematical rules for the quantization of the angular
momenta can ... optimize a set of variational parameters to obtain
a minimum of the r.h.s. of (31.1). As an example we again mention the
Hartree-Fock approximation, where one attempts to minimize the energy
ex...
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... numerically using the Euler-MacLaurin
summation formula.
1
(Remarkably, it is non-monotonic.)
With the above integral expression for classical statistical physics we also
automatically obtain as ... reduced Planck’s constant, and i the square root of minus one
(the imaginary unit). The eigenvalues of
ˆ
A are real, as well as the expectation
values
ψ
j
|
ˆ
A
j
,
which are the averages o...
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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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... Vector as an Additional Conserved Quantity 39
7 The Rutherford Scattering Cross-section 41
8 Lagrange Formalism I: Lagrangian and Hamiltonian 45
8.1 The Lagrangian Function; Lagrangian Equations
of ... Current Loops and their Equivalent Magnetic
Dipoles 149
18.5 GyromagneticRatioandSpinMagnetism 151
19 Maxwell’s Equations I: Faraday’s and Maxwell’s Laws 153
19.1 Faraday’s Law of Induction and...
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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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... r and m
s
refer to the planet, and R and M
s
to the central star (“sun”),
while γ is the gravitational constant. Here the [gravitational] masses play
the role of gravitational charges, similar ... “active” and
“passive” gravitational masses are equal (see the end of the preceding sec-
tion), i.e., on the one hand, a body with an (active) gravitational charge M
s
generates a gravitational...
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... not just a universal number,
but proportional to the mass M of the respective central star.)
As already mentioned, Kepler’s second law is also known as the law of
equal areas and is equivalent to ... the planet covers equal areas in
equal time intervals.
3) The ratio T
2
/a
3
,whereT is the time period and a the major principal
axis of the ellipse, is constant for all planets (of the so...
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... 50 8 Lagrange Formalism I: Lagrangian and Hamiltonian
Compared to the Newtonian equations of motion, the Lagrangian formal-
ism thus:
a) not only has the decisive advantage of optimum ... center-of-mass coordinates and the azimuthal angle ϕ are therefore
cyclic; thus one has the total linear momentum and the orbital angular mo-
mentum as conserved quantities, and because the Lagrangian ... U...
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... inertial frames must be made via a Lorentz transforma-
tion not a Galilean transformation. As a consequence, as already mentioned
6
,
with these new insights into space and time Newtonian mechanics, ... bracket [A, B]
P
of two measurable quantities A and B is intimately
related to the so-called commutator of the quantum mechanical operators
ˆ
A
and
ˆ
B, i.e.,
[A, B]
P
→
i
ˆ
A...
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... considerably, as follows:
Assume that all parameters reflect this left-right symmetry, i.e., the La-
grangian L shall be invariant against permutation of the indices j =1and
j = 3, such that the ... re-
striction, because ω is a so-called axial vector
1
: For example, a right-handed
rotation around the unit vector n with positive angular velocity ˙ϕ is identical
to a rotation, also right...
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