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VARIATIONAL PRINCIPLES

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Book Details:

  • Book Title: Variational Methods in the Theory of Eigenvalue Problems

  • Author: B L Moiseiwitsch

  • Binding: Paperback

  • ISBN: 9780486438177

  • Pages: 310

  • Release Date: 29-11-2004

  • Language: English

About the Book:

This classic text by B.L. Moiseiwitsch introduces the application of variational principles to determine discrete eigenvalues for stationary state problems and to compute values of quantities arising in scattering theory. The book provides a detailed, chapter-by-chapter treatment of topics in analytical dynamics, optics, wave mechanics, quantum mechanics, field equations, eigenvalue problems, and scattering theory.

The book explains how variational principles can be used to analyze these areas, offering a solid foundation in both theoretical and applied physics. Through its rigorous mathematical framework, the text illustrates how variational methods provide insights into the calculation of eigenvalues and scattering phenomena.

This book, originally published in 1966, remains an important resource for advanced students and professionals in the fields of physics and applied mathematics.

Key Features:

  • Detailed analysis of variational methods applied to eigenvalue problems.

  • Focuses on the use of variational principles in analytical dynamics, optics, wave mechanics, quantum mechanics, and scattering theory.

  • Offers a solid introduction to the mathematical and physical concepts of the time.

  • Suitable for advanced students and professionals in physics and applied mathematics.