文档介绍：Quantum Mechanics
Daniel R. Bes
Quantum Mechanics
AModernandConciseIntroductoryCourse
Second, Revised Edition
With 57 Figures, 1 in Color and 10 Tables
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Daniel R. Bes
Phyiscs Department, CAC, CNEA
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A primeval representation of the hydrogen atom
This beautiful mandala is displayed at the temple court of Paro Dzong, the
monumental fortress of Western Bhutan [1]. It may be a primeval representa-
tion of the hydrogen atom: the outer red circle conveys a meaning of strength,
which may correspond to the electron binding energy. The inner and spheri-
cal nucleus is surrounded by large, osculating ci