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020			_a9780070995420
040			_cPK-IsLIS
082			_a530.12 _bR419
100			_aRichtmyer, S.K.
245		0	_aIntroduction to modern physics _c/ F.K. Richtmyer
250			_a6th ed.
260			_bTata McGraw Hill Publishing Company, _aNew Dehli : _c2006
300			_axvi, 767 p.
500			_aIncludes appendices and index
650			_aPhysics-Modern physics-Nuclear Physics
700			_aE.H. Kennard and John N. Cooper
942			_cBK
505	0		_a1. The ileritage of modern physics 2. Introduction to relativity 3. Relativity and four-vectors 4. Atoms and molecules 5. The origin of the quantum theory 6. Electron and the photoelectric effect 7. X-rays 8. Radioactivity and the nuclear atom 9. Spectural lines and the Bohr model 10. Particles and interactions 11. Wave properties of particles 12. Wave mechanics 1—free states 13. Wave mechanics 2—bound states 14. Wave mechanics 3—the hydrogen atom 15. Atomic structure 16. X-ray spectra 17. Atomic spectra 18. Atoms in a magnetic field 19. Molecules and molecular spectra 20. Introduction to quantum statistics 21. Solids—insulators and metals 22. The bond model for metals 23. Semiconductors 24. Interactions of higher-energy particles with matter 25. The nucleus