Introduction to the physics of electron emission / by Dr Kevin Jensen, Naval Research Laboratory, Kensington, US.
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- 9781119051893
- 1119051894
- 539.72112 23 JEN.P
- QC793.5.E62 J46 2017
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539.721 AIT.G Gauge theories in particle physics: A practical introduction- vol.1 | 539.721 DAV.S Superstrings: Theory of everything | 539.72101 CHE.G Gauge theory of elementary particle physics | 539.72112 JEN.P Introduction to the physics of electron emission / | 539.7215 CLO.N Neutrino | 539.7215 KAI.N Neutrino physics | 539.7217 VEN.B Bose and his statistics |
Includes bibliographical references and index.
"This book provides an introduction to the theory of the four mechanisms - and space charge - starting at a level accessible to those without prior exposure, but who nevertheless are familiar with basic methods in quantum mechanics, statistical mechanics, electricity and magnetism, mathematical methods of the kind that physicists enjoy, and a smattering of other disciplines that a well-rounded graduate curriculum would provide. This introduction will try not to presume too much of the reader, and provide opportunities to either become acquainted with, or refresh one's knowledge of, the physics involved in a way that is, it is hoped, at least interesting and perhaps somewhat different than the usual narratives"-- Provided by publisher
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