Experiments in Modern Physics by Adrian C. Melissinos, Jim Napolitano, James Napolitano

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    • ISBN: 0124898513
    • Publisher: Elsevier Science & Technology Books
    • Pub. Date: February 2003
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    Comments from the Seller: 2003 Hardcover Good Includes various degrees of highlighting and wear. Always ship best copy available.

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    Synopsis

    This long-awaited revision of this highly popular text on advanced
    laboratory experiments has been thoroughly updated to include modern
    techniques and experiments of current interest. Important additions include
    two chapters on lasers, an entirely new chapter on electronics as well as
    new experiments on the electronic properties of solids.

    Data acquisition by computer and data analysis tools are widely used. New
    experiments on chaos, Berry's phase, saturation absorption
    spectroscopy and muon decay have been added. As in the previous edition the
    emphasis is on results obtained by students.

    This text is addressed to juniors and seniors enrolled in an advanced
    laboratory course in physics. In the past it has also proven to be a
    valuable reference for instructors, graduate students and professional
    physicists.

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    Audience: A primary market will be as a text for junior and senior level courses on experimental physics offered in almost all major departments. At the professional level it will be useful as a basic primer/reference.

    "...the new version of this classic text continues to set the standard as an introduction to experimental methods in physics."
    -Cliffard Swartz for PHYSICS WORLD, September 2003

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