Buch, Englisch, 506 Seiten, Format (B × H): 170 mm x 244 mm, Gewicht: 887 g
ISBN: 978-1-4613-3260-2
Verlag: Springer
This volume grew from a Special Session in }~thematical Physics organized as a part of the 774th Heeting of the American }~thematical Society in Boulder, Colorado, ,27-29 l~rch, 1980. The organizers attempted to include a mix of mathematicians, physi cists and chemists. As interest in the session increased and as it became clear that a significant number of leading contributors would be here, we were offered the opportunity to have these pro ceedings published by Plenum Press. We would like first to express our thanks to Plenum Press, to the American Hathematical Society, and to the University of Colorado Graduate School, and in particular, respectively, to James Busis, Dr. William LeVeque, and Vice Chancellor Hilton Lipetz, for their help in this undertaking. We would also like to thank Burt Rashbaum and }~rtha Troetschel of the Department of l~thematics and Karen Dirks, Donna Falkenhein, Lorraine Volsky, Gwendy Romey, and Leslie Haas of the Joint Institute for labora tory Astrophysics for their excellent help in the preparation of these proceedings. The session took on an international character, representing the countries Federal Republic of Germany, India, Belgium, Peoples Republic of China, Switzerland, Iran, Hexico, GerPlan Democratic Republic, England, and the United States. In all there were fi nally 37 speakers and all have contributed to this volume. The success of the meeting is above all due to them.
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Total Cross Sections in Non-Relativistic Scattering Theory.- Classical-Quantum Correspondence in Non-Linear Systems.- Real Axis Asymptotics and Estimates of Hamiltonian Resolvent Kernels.- Statistical Inference in Quantum Mechanics.- Schrödinger Operators with Oscillating Potentials.- Time Delay and Resonance in Simple Scattering.- A Study of the Helmholtz Operator.- Invariant Manifolds and Bifurcations in the Taylor Problem.- On the Dimension of a Finite Difference Approximation to Divergence-Free Vectors.- Intramolecular Dynamics in the Quasiperiodic and Stochastic Regimes.- Problems in the Semiclassical Quantization of Integrable and Nonintegrable Classical Dynamical Systems.- Nonselfadjoint Operators in Diffraction and Scattering.- One-Dimensional Crystals in an External Field.- Dynamics of Forced Coupled Oscillators: Classical Phenomenology of Infrared Multiphoton Absorption.- Irreversibility and Stochasticity of Chemical Processes.- On the Representations of the Local Current Algebra and the Group of Diffeomorphisms (I).- Regular and Chaotic Regimes in Quantum Mechanics.- Barrier Penetration and Exponential Decay in the Stark Effect.- A Nonlinear Schrödinger Equation Yielding the “Shape of Molecules” by Spontaneous Symmetry Breaking.- Classical Limit of the Number of Quantum States.- Formal Integrals for a Nonintegrable Dynamical System: Preliminary Report.- On a Generalized Weyl-Von Neumann Converse Theorem.- Scattering Theory in Many-Body Quantum Systems. Analyticity of the Scattered Matrix.- Existence, Uniqueness, Stability and Calculation of the Stationary Regimes in Some Nonlinear Systems.- Weighted Trigonometric Approximations in L2(Rn).- The Phenomenon of Magnetic Pairing and Exactly Soluble Models of Magnetic Resonances.- Dyons Solutions toYang-Mills Equations.- Asymptotic Resonance Properties of the Finite-Dimensional Friedrichs Model.- Self-Consistent Field Methods for Metastable Electronic States: A Promising Extension of the Complex Coordinate Technique.- Timestep Control for the Numerical Solutions of Initial-Boundary-Value Problems.- Quantum Mechanical Angular Distributions and Group Representations on Banach Spaces.- Tensor Product Decomposition of Holomorphically Induced Representations and Clebsch-Gordan Coefficients.- Orthogonal Laurent Polynomials and Gaussian Quadrature.- Measurement Theory with Instruments Treated Partially Quantum Mechanically.- Transition Maps and Locality.- The Feynman-Kac Formula for Boson Wiener Processes.- On Nonunitary Equivalence Between Unitary Group of Dynamics and Contraction Semigroups of Markov Processes.
