LUPI LAURA
(syllabus)
1- Bohr model for hydrogenoid atoms. Spectroscopic series in absorption and emission. Quantum theory for the hydrogenoid atom. The Schoedinger equation of an electron in the Coulomb field. Eigenfunctions and energy levels. Classification of states. Some properties of radial atomic functions.
2- Interaction of the hydrogenoid atom with the e.m. The interaction electron-field e.m. treated with the theory of dependent perturbations from time. Term of absorption and term of issue. Transition probability for absorption and stimulated emission. Cross section for absorption. Spontaneous emission. Dipole approximation. Selection rules.
3- Grotrian's diagram. Radiation polarization and helicity of the photons. Einstein coefficients. Shape of lines due to lifetime levels.
4- Relativistic corrections. Spin-orbit interaction. Darwin term. Fine structure corrections to the hydrogenoid atoms.
5- Effects of static electric and magnetic fields. Stark effect. Effect Normal Zeeman. Paschen-Back effect. Abnormal Zeeman effect.
6- Definition of atomic units. Two-electron atoms. Independent electron approximation. Interaction electron-electron as perturbation. Variational method. Excited states. Coulomb energy and exchange for states with two electrons. Levels of energy immersed in the continuous.
7- Atoms with many electrons. Central field approximation. scheme of levels. Many particle wave function, Slater determinant. Hartree-Fock equations and exchange term.
8- Hund scheme of levels and rules. LS coupling Rules of Hund in the presence of the term spin-orbit. Examples of energy levels for non-equivalent electrons and for equivalent electrons. Coupling j-j.
9- Selection rules for atoms with many electrons in the approximation of dipole. Spectra of alkaline atoms, quantum defect. Spectra of the atom of He is an alkaline earth.
10- Molecular Physics. Born-Oppenheimer approximation. Problem of Schroedinger for electrons. Equation for nuclei.
11- Molecular hydrogen ion. Application of the LCAO method. Symmetry properties of diatomic molecules. Hydrogen molecule with the molecular orbitals method. LCAO method in general. Binding and anti-binding states. Covalent bond and ionic bond.
12- Dynamics of nuclei. Rotational and vibrational levels. Moment total angular of nuclei and electrons.
13- Potential of Morse. Anharmonic corrections. Centrifugal corrections to the potential of Morse.
14- Transitions between vibrational and rotational levels. Selection rules. Examples for diatomic etronuclear molecules. Raman effect. Electronic transitions.
15- Franck-Condon principle.
(reference books)
B. H. Bransden and C. J. Joachain "Physics of Atoms and Molecules" (I-st or II-nd edition)
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