Phase-Integral Method
Allowing Nearlying Transition Points (Springer Tracts in Natural Philosophy)
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Author
Publication
1998-02-18 - Springer
Language
English
Word Count
62,500 words, Guess
Page Count
250 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL7448499M
- ISBN-139780387945200
- ISBN-100387945202
- OCLC Control Number32236222
- OCLC Control Numberphaseintegralmet0000from
and 2 more
- Library of Congress Control Number95012919
- Goodreads2527961
Classifications
- LCCQC20.7.W53 F76 1996
- DDC530.1/24
Description
This book is the result of two decades spent by the authors developing and refining the phase-integral method to a high level of precision. The efficiency of the phase-integral method has been shown both analytically and numerically. With the inclusion of supplementary quantities closely related to new Stokes constants and obtained with the aid of comparison equation techniques, important classes of problems in which transition points may approach each other become accessible to accurate analytical treatment. The treatment of material is mathematically rigorous but it has important physical applications that are found in the adjoined papers. This book will be useful to researchers in theoretical physics, where the problems can be reduced to one-dimensional second-order differential equations of the Schrodinger type for which phase-integral solutions are required.
First Sentence
The mathematical approximation method that since the breakthrough of quantum mechanics has usually been called the WKB method, has in reality been known for a very long time.1
Subjects
Other Editions
- Phase-Integral Method
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