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Elsevier eBooks

Principles of wave mechanics

J.P. MATHIEU

Published Jan 1, 1975• 16 citations
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10.1016/b978-0-08-017157-9.50018-7

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The object of this paper is to give an account of the fundamental principles of wave mechanics in a manner which shall make clear the physical significance of all the quantities and processes involved. The principles are illustrated by discussions of the propagation of free electric waves in uniform electromagnetic fields and of bound electric waves in the hydrogen atom. The paper concludes with relativistic wave mechanics (prior to the work of Dirac and Darwin) and a short account of the Compton effect.
This paper get a general survey of advances in Wave Mechanics.The development of Wave Mechanics goes back to ancient times.The principle of least action is the source of Wave Mechanics,so it is the mother of several principles.Erwin Schrdinger was the greatest contribution scientist of Wave Mechanics,secondary was Louis de Broglie.The Schrdinger equation not only can treat the movement of microscopic particles,but also can analysed some of the macroscopic scientific problems.There's no time for Schrdinger to study the non-linear Schrdinger equation(NLS),but de Broglie devoted oneself to the study of nonlinear Wave Mechanics,and established contact with the solitary waves.At present,the most research works involve the nonlinear differential equations in mathematics,but ignore the physical meaning.In the sciences of waves,the study of electro-magnetic waves are important field,many problems demand clarification.From the Wave Mechanics point of view,we must integrate the classic electro-magnetic wave equation with the Quantum Mechanics wave eqution,the isolated discussion age of classic fields and waves was extremely early ended.