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Wave mechanics

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Letters on Wave Mechanics

Albert Einstein, H. A. Lorentz, Erwin Schrödinger et al.

1986

Millimeter wave engineering and applications

Prakash Bhartia

1984

Vibrations and waves

George C. King

2009

Ultrasonic waves in solid media

Joseph L. Rose

1999

Wave interactions and fluid flows

Alex D. D. Craik

1985

Quantum mechanics

Edward Uhler Condon

1929

Fundamentals of quantum mechanics

Sidney Borowitz

1967

The theory of electron-atom collisions

Grigoriĭ Filippovich Drukarev

1965

Wave mechanics of crystalline solids

R. A. Smith

1969

New perspectives in physics

Louis de Broglie

1962

Theory of quanta

Iwo Białynicki-Birula

1992

Wave mechanics

Günther Ludwig

1968

Nuclear sizes

L. R. B. Elton

1961

Matter and light

Louis de Broglie

1939

The physics of oscillations and waves

Ingram Bloch

1997

Erwin Schrödinger and the rise of wave mechanics

Jagdish Mehra

1987

Electronic properties of crystalline solids

Richard H. Bube

1974

Introduction to quantum mechanics

Linus Pauling

1935

Schrödinger's mechanics

David B. Cook

1988

Optical physics

S. G. Lipson

1981

High Accuracy Computing Methods

Tapan Sengupta

2013

Wave mechanics

H. T. Flint

1931

Mobius Dick

Andrew Crumey

2004

Mathematics and wave mechanics

Ron Atkin

1957

Wave propagation and group velocity

Léon Brillouin

1960

Non-linear wave mechanics

Louis de Broglie

1960

The picture book of quantum mechanics

Siegmund Brandt

1985

The determination and interpretation of molecular wave functions

Erich Steiner

1976

Quantum oscillators

Olivier Henri-Rousseau

2011

Waves

Drew Kampion

2005

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