量子化学(第3版)

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作者: (John P.Lowe) ,
2011-06
版次: 3
ISBN: 9787510035074
定价: 119.00
装帧: 平装
开本: 16开
纸张: 胶版纸
页数: 703页
正文语种: 英语
分类: 自然科学
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  • 《量子化学(第3版)》在写作风格上是第二版的延续,内容上进行了扩充,更新,讲解上更加详细。结合数学最新进展,在概念上达到清晰易懂。和同类型的书相比,《量子化学(第3版)》的最大优点是概念讲述地十分透彻,让读者重新认识各种计算方法的重要性。每章末都有习题,是学习量子化学研究生水平入门书籍,也很适合该专业的老师作为参考书。目次:经典波和时间独立schr?dinger波方程;一些简单系统的量子力学;谐振子;类离子,角动量和刚量转动;多电子原子;量子力学定理和假设;变分法;简单hückel方法和应用;线性变分法的矩阵公式;扩展hückel方法;scf-lcao-mo方法和扩展;时间独立rayleigh-schr?dinger扰动法;群论;定性分子轨道理论;周期系统的分子轨道。 prefacetothethirdedition
    prefacetothesecondedition
    prefacetothefirstedition
    1classicalwavesandthetime-independentschrodingerwaveequation
    1-1introduction
    1-2waves
    1-3theclassicalwaveequation
    1-4standingwavesinaclampedstring
    1-5lightasanelectromagneticwave
    1-6thephotoelectriceffect
    1-7thewavenatureofmatter
    1-8adiffractionexperimentwithelectrons
    1-9schrodinger'stime-independentwaveequation
    1-10conditionson
    1-11someinsightintotheschrodingerequation
    1-12summary
    problems
    multiplechoicequestions
    reference

    2quantummechanicsofsomesimplesystems
    2-1theparticleinaone-dimensional"box".
    2-2detailedexaminationofparticle-in-a-boxsolutions
    2-3theparticleinaone-dimensional"box"withonefinitewall
    2-4theparticleinaninfinite"box"withafinitecentralbarrier
    2-5thefreeparticleinonedimension
    2-6theparticleinaringofconstantpotential
    2-7theparticleinathree-dimensionalbox:separationofvariables
    2-8thescatteringofparticlesinonedimension
    2-9summary
    problems
    multiplechoicequestions
    references

    3theone-dimensionalharmonicoscillator
    3-1introduction
    3-2somecharacteristicsoftheclassicalone-dimensionalharmonicoscillator
    3-3thequantum-mechanicalharmonicoscillator
    3-4solutionoftheharmonicoscillatorschrtdingerequation
    3-5quantum-mechanicalaveragevalueofthepotentialenergy
    3-6vibrationsofdiatomicmolecules
    3-7summary
    problems
    multiplechoicequestions

    4thehydrogenlikeion,angularmomentum,andtherigidrotor
    4-1theschrodingerequationandthenatureofitssolutions
    4-2separationofvariables
    4-3solutionoftheandequations
    4-4atomicunits
    4-5angularmomentumandsphericalharmonics
    4-6angularmomentumandmagneticmoment
    4-7angularmomentuminmolecularrotation——therigidrotor
    4-8summary
    problems
    multiplechoicequestions
    references

    5many-electronatoms
    5-1theindependentelectronapproximation
    5-2simpleproductsandelectronexchangesymmetry
    5-3electronspinandtheexclusionprinciple
    5-4slaterdeterminantsandthepauliprinciple
    5-5singletandtripletstatesforthels2sconfigurationofhelium
    5-6theself-consistentfield,slater-typeorbitals,andtheaufbau
    principle
    5-7electronangularmomentuminatoms
    5-8overview
    problems
    multiplechoicequestions
    references

    6postulatesandtheoremsofquantummechanics
    6-1introduction
    6-2thewavefunctionpostulate
    6-3thepostulateforconstructingoperators
    6-4thetime-dependentschrrdingerequationpostulate
    6-5thepostulaterelatingmeasuredvaluestoeigenvalues
    6-6thepostulateforaveragevalues
    6-7hermitianoperators
    6-8proofthateigenvaluesofhermitianoperatorsarereal
    6-9proofthatnondegenerateeigenfunctionsofahermitianoperator
    formanorthogonalset
    6-10demonstrationthatalleigenfunctionsofahermitianoperatormaybeexpressedasanorthonormalset
    6-11proofthatcommutingoperatorshavesimultaneouseigenfunctions
    6-12completenessofeigenfunctionsofahermitianoperator
    6-13thevariationprinciple
    6-14thepauliexclusionprinciple
    6-15measurement,commutators,anduncertainty
    6-16time-dependentstates
    6-17summary
    problems
    multiplechoicequestions
    references

    7thevariationmethod
    7-1thespiritofthemethod
    7-2nonlinearvariation:thehydrogenatom
    7-3nonlinearvariation:theheliumatom
    7-4linearvariation:thepolarizabilityofthehydrogenatom
    7-5linearcombinationofatomicorbitals:thehemolecule-ion
    7-6molecularorbitalsofhomonucleardiatomicmolecules
    7-7basissetchoiceandthevariationalwavefunction
    7-8beyondtheorbitalapproximation
    problems
    multiplechoicequestions
    references

    8thesimplehiickelmethodandapplications
    8-1theimportanceofsymmetry
    8-2theassumptionofar-
    8-3theindependentnassumption
    8-4settingupthehtickeldeterminant
    8-5solvingthehmodeterminantalequationfororbitalenergies
    8-6solvingforthemolecularorbitals
    8-7thecyclopropenylsystem:handlingdegeneracies
    8-8chargedistributionsfromhmos
    8-9somesimplifyinggeneralizations
    8-10hmocalculationsonsomesimplemolecules
    8-11summary:thesimplehmomethodforhydrocarbons
    8-12relationbetweenbondorderandbondlength
    8-13splittingconstants
    8-14orbitalenergiesandoxidation-reductionpotentials
    8-15orbitalenergiesandionizationenergies
    8-16electronenergyandaromaticity
    8-17extensiontoheteroatomicmolecules
    8-18self-consistentvariationsofatand/5
    8-19hmoreactionindices
    8-20conclusions
    problems
    multiplechoicequestions
    references

    9matrixformulationofthelinearvariationmethod
    9-1introduction
    9-2matricesandvectors
    9-3matrixformulationofthelinearvariationmethod
    9-4solvingthematrixequation
    9-5summary
    problems
    references

    10theextendedhiickelmethod
    10-1theextendedhtickelmethod
    10-2mullikenpopulations
    10-3extendedhtickelenergiesandmullikenpopulations
    10-4extendedhtickelenergiesandexperimentalenergies
    problems
    references

    11thescf-lcao-momethodandextensions
    11-1ablnitiocalculations
    11-2themolecularhamiltonian
    11-3theformofthewavefunction
    11-4thenatureofthebasisset
    11-5thelcao-mo-scfequation
    11-6interpretationofthelcao-mo-scfeigenvalues
    11-7thescftotalelectronicenergy
    11-8basissets
    11-9thehartree-focklimit
    11-10correlationenergy
    11-11koopmans'theorem
    11-12configurationinteraction
    11-13sizeconsistencyandthem011er-plessetandcoupledcluster
    treatmentsofcorrelation
    11-14multideterminantmethods
    11-15densityfunctionaltheorymethods
    11-16examplesofabinitiocalculations
    11-17approximatescf-momethods
    problems
    references

    12time-independentrayleigh-schr6dingerperturbationtheory
    12-1anintroductoryexample
    12-2formaldevelopmentofthetheoryfornondegeneratestates..
    12-3auniformelectrostaticperturbationofanelectronina"wire"
    12-4theground-stateenergytofirst-orderofheliumlikesystems
    12-5perturbationatanatominthesimplehtickelmomethod
    12-6perturbationtheoryforadegeneratestate
    12-7polarizabilityofthehydrogenatominthen=2states
    12-8degenerate-levelperturbationtheorybyinspection
    12-9interactionbetweentwoorbitals:animportantchemicalmodel
    12-10connectionbetweentime-independentperturbationtheoryand
    spectroscopicselectionrules
    problems
    multiplechoicequestions
    references

    13grouptheory
    13-1introduction
    13-2anelementaryexample
    13-3symmetrypointgroups
    13-4theconceptofclass
    13-5symmetryelementsandtheirnotation
    13-6identifyingthepointgroupofamolecule
    13-7representationsforgroups
    13-8generatingrepresentationsfrombasisfunctions
    13-9labelsforrepresentations
    13-10someconnectionsbetweentherepresentationtableandmoleculorbitals
    13-11representationsforcyclicandrelatedgroups
    13-12orthogonalityinirreducibleinequivalentrepresentations
    13-13charactersandcharactertables
    13-14usingcharacterstoresolvereduciblerepresentations
    13-15identifyingmolecularorbitalsymmetries
    13-16determininginwhichmolecularorbitalanatomicorbitalwiappear
    13-17generatingsymmetryorbitals
    13-18hybridorbitalsandlocalizedorbitals
    13-19symmetryandintegration
    problems
    multiplechoicequestions
    references

    14qualitativemolecularorbitaltheory
    14-1theneedforaqualitativetheory
    14-2hierarchyinmolecularstructureandinmolecularorbitals
    14-3h+revisited
    14-4h2:comparisonswithh+2
    14-5rulesforqualitativemolecularorbitaltheory
    14-6applicationofqmotrulestohomonucleardiatomicmolecules
    14-7shapesofpolyatomicmolecules:walshdiagrams
    14-8frontierorbitals
    14-9qualitativemolecularorbitaltheoryofreactions
    problems
    references

    15molecularorbitaltheoryofperiodicsystems
    15-1introduction
    15-2thefreeparticleinonedimension
    15-3theparticleinaring
    15-4benzene
    15-5generalformofone-electronorbitalsinperiodicpotentials——bloch'stheorem
    15-6aretrospectivepause
    15-7anexample:polyacetylenewithuniformbondlengths
    15-8electricalconductivity
    15-9polyacetylenewithalternatingbondlengths——peierls'distortion
    15-10electronicstructureofall-transpolyacetylene
    15-11comparisonofehmoandscfresultsonpolyacetylene
    15-12effectsofchemicalsubstitutiononthe
    15-13poly-paraphenylene——aringpolymer
    15-14energycalculations
    15-15two-dimensionalperiodicityandvectorsinreciprocalspace
    15-16periodicityinthreedimensions——graphite
    15-17summary
    problems
    references
    appendix1usefulintegrals
    appendix2determinants
    appendix3evaluationofthecoulombrepulsionintegraloverisaos
    appendix4angularmomentumrules
    appendix5thepairingtheorem
    appendix6hiickelmolecularorbitalenergies,coefficients,electrondensities,andbondordersforsomesimplemolecules
    appendix7derivationofthehartree-fockequation
    appendix8theviriaitheoremforatomsanddiatomicmolecules
    contents
    appendix9bra-ketnotation
    appendix10valuesofsomeusefulconstantsandconversionfactor,
    appendix11grouptheoreticalchartsandtables
    appendix12hintsforsolvingselectedproblems
    appendix13answerstoproblems
    index
  • 内容简介:
    《量子化学(第3版)》在写作风格上是第二版的延续,内容上进行了扩充,更新,讲解上更加详细。结合数学最新进展,在概念上达到清晰易懂。和同类型的书相比,《量子化学(第3版)》的最大优点是概念讲述地十分透彻,让读者重新认识各种计算方法的重要性。每章末都有习题,是学习量子化学研究生水平入门书籍,也很适合该专业的老师作为参考书。目次:经典波和时间独立schr?dinger波方程;一些简单系统的量子力学;谐振子;类离子,角动量和刚量转动;多电子原子;量子力学定理和假设;变分法;简单hückel方法和应用;线性变分法的矩阵公式;扩展hückel方法;scf-lcao-mo方法和扩展;时间独立rayleigh-schr?dinger扰动法;群论;定性分子轨道理论;周期系统的分子轨道。
  • 目录:
    prefacetothethirdedition
    prefacetothesecondedition
    prefacetothefirstedition
    1classicalwavesandthetime-independentschrodingerwaveequation
    1-1introduction
    1-2waves
    1-3theclassicalwaveequation
    1-4standingwavesinaclampedstring
    1-5lightasanelectromagneticwave
    1-6thephotoelectriceffect
    1-7thewavenatureofmatter
    1-8adiffractionexperimentwithelectrons
    1-9schrodinger'stime-independentwaveequation
    1-10conditionson
    1-11someinsightintotheschrodingerequation
    1-12summary
    problems
    multiplechoicequestions
    reference

    2quantummechanicsofsomesimplesystems
    2-1theparticleinaone-dimensional"box".
    2-2detailedexaminationofparticle-in-a-boxsolutions
    2-3theparticleinaone-dimensional"box"withonefinitewall
    2-4theparticleinaninfinite"box"withafinitecentralbarrier
    2-5thefreeparticleinonedimension
    2-6theparticleinaringofconstantpotential
    2-7theparticleinathree-dimensionalbox:separationofvariables
    2-8thescatteringofparticlesinonedimension
    2-9summary
    problems
    multiplechoicequestions
    references

    3theone-dimensionalharmonicoscillator
    3-1introduction
    3-2somecharacteristicsoftheclassicalone-dimensionalharmonicoscillator
    3-3thequantum-mechanicalharmonicoscillator
    3-4solutionoftheharmonicoscillatorschrtdingerequation
    3-5quantum-mechanicalaveragevalueofthepotentialenergy
    3-6vibrationsofdiatomicmolecules
    3-7summary
    problems
    multiplechoicequestions

    4thehydrogenlikeion,angularmomentum,andtherigidrotor
    4-1theschrodingerequationandthenatureofitssolutions
    4-2separationofvariables
    4-3solutionoftheandequations
    4-4atomicunits
    4-5angularmomentumandsphericalharmonics
    4-6angularmomentumandmagneticmoment
    4-7angularmomentuminmolecularrotation——therigidrotor
    4-8summary
    problems
    multiplechoicequestions
    references

    5many-electronatoms
    5-1theindependentelectronapproximation
    5-2simpleproductsandelectronexchangesymmetry
    5-3electronspinandtheexclusionprinciple
    5-4slaterdeterminantsandthepauliprinciple
    5-5singletandtripletstatesforthels2sconfigurationofhelium
    5-6theself-consistentfield,slater-typeorbitals,andtheaufbau
    principle
    5-7electronangularmomentuminatoms
    5-8overview
    problems
    multiplechoicequestions
    references

    6postulatesandtheoremsofquantummechanics
    6-1introduction
    6-2thewavefunctionpostulate
    6-3thepostulateforconstructingoperators
    6-4thetime-dependentschrrdingerequationpostulate
    6-5thepostulaterelatingmeasuredvaluestoeigenvalues
    6-6thepostulateforaveragevalues
    6-7hermitianoperators
    6-8proofthateigenvaluesofhermitianoperatorsarereal
    6-9proofthatnondegenerateeigenfunctionsofahermitianoperator
    formanorthogonalset
    6-10demonstrationthatalleigenfunctionsofahermitianoperatormaybeexpressedasanorthonormalset
    6-11proofthatcommutingoperatorshavesimultaneouseigenfunctions
    6-12completenessofeigenfunctionsofahermitianoperator
    6-13thevariationprinciple
    6-14thepauliexclusionprinciple
    6-15measurement,commutators,anduncertainty
    6-16time-dependentstates
    6-17summary
    problems
    multiplechoicequestions
    references

    7thevariationmethod
    7-1thespiritofthemethod
    7-2nonlinearvariation:thehydrogenatom
    7-3nonlinearvariation:theheliumatom
    7-4linearvariation:thepolarizabilityofthehydrogenatom
    7-5linearcombinationofatomicorbitals:thehemolecule-ion
    7-6molecularorbitalsofhomonucleardiatomicmolecules
    7-7basissetchoiceandthevariationalwavefunction
    7-8beyondtheorbitalapproximation
    problems
    multiplechoicequestions
    references

    8thesimplehiickelmethodandapplications
    8-1theimportanceofsymmetry
    8-2theassumptionofar-
    8-3theindependentnassumption
    8-4settingupthehtickeldeterminant
    8-5solvingthehmodeterminantalequationfororbitalenergies
    8-6solvingforthemolecularorbitals
    8-7thecyclopropenylsystem:handlingdegeneracies
    8-8chargedistributionsfromhmos
    8-9somesimplifyinggeneralizations
    8-10hmocalculationsonsomesimplemolecules
    8-11summary:thesimplehmomethodforhydrocarbons
    8-12relationbetweenbondorderandbondlength
    8-13splittingconstants
    8-14orbitalenergiesandoxidation-reductionpotentials
    8-15orbitalenergiesandionizationenergies
    8-16electronenergyandaromaticity
    8-17extensiontoheteroatomicmolecules
    8-18self-consistentvariationsofatand/5
    8-19hmoreactionindices
    8-20conclusions
    problems
    multiplechoicequestions
    references

    9matrixformulationofthelinearvariationmethod
    9-1introduction
    9-2matricesandvectors
    9-3matrixformulationofthelinearvariationmethod
    9-4solvingthematrixequation
    9-5summary
    problems
    references

    10theextendedhiickelmethod
    10-1theextendedhtickelmethod
    10-2mullikenpopulations
    10-3extendedhtickelenergiesandmullikenpopulations
    10-4extendedhtickelenergiesandexperimentalenergies
    problems
    references

    11thescf-lcao-momethodandextensions
    11-1ablnitiocalculations
    11-2themolecularhamiltonian
    11-3theformofthewavefunction
    11-4thenatureofthebasisset
    11-5thelcao-mo-scfequation
    11-6interpretationofthelcao-mo-scfeigenvalues
    11-7thescftotalelectronicenergy
    11-8basissets
    11-9thehartree-focklimit
    11-10correlationenergy
    11-11koopmans'theorem
    11-12configurationinteraction
    11-13sizeconsistencyandthem011er-plessetandcoupledcluster
    treatmentsofcorrelation
    11-14multideterminantmethods
    11-15densityfunctionaltheorymethods
    11-16examplesofabinitiocalculations
    11-17approximatescf-momethods
    problems
    references

    12time-independentrayleigh-schr6dingerperturbationtheory
    12-1anintroductoryexample
    12-2formaldevelopmentofthetheoryfornondegeneratestates..
    12-3auniformelectrostaticperturbationofanelectronina"wire"
    12-4theground-stateenergytofirst-orderofheliumlikesystems
    12-5perturbationatanatominthesimplehtickelmomethod
    12-6perturbationtheoryforadegeneratestate
    12-7polarizabilityofthehydrogenatominthen=2states
    12-8degenerate-levelperturbationtheorybyinspection
    12-9interactionbetweentwoorbitals:animportantchemicalmodel
    12-10connectionbetweentime-independentperturbationtheoryand
    spectroscopicselectionrules
    problems
    multiplechoicequestions
    references

    13grouptheory
    13-1introduction
    13-2anelementaryexample
    13-3symmetrypointgroups
    13-4theconceptofclass
    13-5symmetryelementsandtheirnotation
    13-6identifyingthepointgroupofamolecule
    13-7representationsforgroups
    13-8generatingrepresentationsfrombasisfunctions
    13-9labelsforrepresentations
    13-10someconnectionsbetweentherepresentationtableandmoleculorbitals
    13-11representationsforcyclicandrelatedgroups
    13-12orthogonalityinirreducibleinequivalentrepresentations
    13-13charactersandcharactertables
    13-14usingcharacterstoresolvereduciblerepresentations
    13-15identifyingmolecularorbitalsymmetries
    13-16determininginwhichmolecularorbitalanatomicorbitalwiappear
    13-17generatingsymmetryorbitals
    13-18hybridorbitalsandlocalizedorbitals
    13-19symmetryandintegration
    problems
    multiplechoicequestions
    references

    14qualitativemolecularorbitaltheory
    14-1theneedforaqualitativetheory
    14-2hierarchyinmolecularstructureandinmolecularorbitals
    14-3h+revisited
    14-4h2:comparisonswithh+2
    14-5rulesforqualitativemolecularorbitaltheory
    14-6applicationofqmotrulestohomonucleardiatomicmolecules
    14-7shapesofpolyatomicmolecules:walshdiagrams
    14-8frontierorbitals
    14-9qualitativemolecularorbitaltheoryofreactions
    problems
    references

    15molecularorbitaltheoryofperiodicsystems
    15-1introduction
    15-2thefreeparticleinonedimension
    15-3theparticleinaring
    15-4benzene
    15-5generalformofone-electronorbitalsinperiodicpotentials——bloch'stheorem
    15-6aretrospectivepause
    15-7anexample:polyacetylenewithuniformbondlengths
    15-8electricalconductivity
    15-9polyacetylenewithalternatingbondlengths——peierls'distortion
    15-10electronicstructureofall-transpolyacetylene
    15-11comparisonofehmoandscfresultsonpolyacetylene
    15-12effectsofchemicalsubstitutiononthe
    15-13poly-paraphenylene——aringpolymer
    15-14energycalculations
    15-15two-dimensionalperiodicityandvectorsinreciprocalspace
    15-16periodicityinthreedimensions——graphite
    15-17summary
    problems
    references
    appendix1usefulintegrals
    appendix2determinants
    appendix3evaluationofthecoulombrepulsionintegraloverisaos
    appendix4angularmomentumrules
    appendix5thepairingtheorem
    appendix6hiickelmolecularorbitalenergies,coefficients,electrondensities,andbondordersforsomesimplemolecules
    appendix7derivationofthehartree-fockequation
    appendix8theviriaitheoremforatomsanddiatomicmolecules
    contents
    appendix9bra-ketnotation
    appendix10valuesofsomeusefulconstantsandconversionfactor,
    appendix11grouptheoreticalchartsandtables
    appendix12hintsforsolvingselectedproblems
    appendix13answerstoproblems
    index
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