Spectrum of Atomic Hydrogen / Oxford Library of the Physical Sciences

Series, G.W.

Published by Oxford University Press, London, 1957

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Yes, this is a 12-mo softcover ("paperback") in original printed dust jacket. Soft vertical crease down center of the front wrap reduces grade to "good-plus"; no internal markings or problems other than the previous owner's name in red ink to inside of front wrap. "Very-good-minus" jacket with small chips to corners is not price clipped; original price of "8s. 6d. net / (Price in U.K. only)" still showing. Author was a University Demonstrator and Fellow of St. Edmund Hall, Oxford. ""The simplicity of the hydrogen atom makes its spectrum an attractive testing ground for theories of atomic structure. This book describes the successive formulations of quantum theory and shows how closely they have been linked with the experimental study of the hydrogen spectrum . . . Formulae for numerical computation have been extracted from the recent literature." 82 pp. followed by 5-page Reference and Author Index. Reduced from $16.50. Seller Inventory # 004025

Bibliographic Details

Title: Spectrum of Atomic Hydrogen / Oxford Library...

Publisher: Oxford University Press, London

Publication Date: 1957

Binding: Soft cover

Condition: Very Good

Edition: 1st Edition