Books in the Pure and Applied Physics series

Covers representation theory and the equations of motion. This book discusses motion in the presence of potential steps and wells, bound state problems, symmetries and their consequences, the role of angular momentum in quantum mechanics, approximation methods, time-dependent perturbation methods, the three-body problem, and quantization.

Presents an introduction to high-field electrodynamics, from its fundamentals to some of its important modern applications. This discusses some of the ramifications of electrodynamics in areas ranging from quantum optics and the Einstein-Podolsky-Rosen paradox to rotating black holes, and the Bohm-Aharanov effect.