Quantum Mechanics. Volume 1

The book of Claude Coennnuji, Bernard Diu and Frank Laloe in the latitude of the covered material and details of the mathematical apparatus has no equal among all known publications. It is a universal textbook for students and graduate students of all levels of training.
The authors of the textbook are known not only to their contribution to modern atomic physics and spectroscopy, but also by fruitful pedagogical activities in leading higher educational institutions of France. Having laid the basis of the book the traditional course of the non -volumetial quantum mechanics, the authors pursued the main goal of stateing quantum formalism in its most understandable form on the basis of the rich experimental material on atomic and molecular spectroscopy, and this undoubtedly should be welcomed not only from purely scientific positions, but also for pedagogical reasons.
. Austrators also placed in the book a large number of tasks and exercises based on examples from various areas of nuclear physics and spectroscopy, which are of interest to practical researchers.
. An edition is the first volume of the book, which includes the introductory chapter (in which quantum ideas are presented at a qualitative level using simple optical analogies), mathematical apparatus and postulates of quantum mechanics, as well as applications, first simple (two -level systems , harmonic oscillator, etc), and then gradually and more complex. The second volume in which the quantum theory of dispersion, the theory of stationary disturbances, the quantum description of the systems of identical particles, etc. are presented, is released simultaneously with the first in our publishing house