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General Considerations; 2. The Characteristic Function of Hamilton (Eikonal of Bruns); 3. First Order Relationships; 4. Oblique Refraction; 5. Ray-Tracing Equations; Bibliography; Chapter 17 - PHYSICAL OPTICS; 1. Propagation of Light in Free Space; 2. Interference; 3. Diffraction; 4. Emission and absorption; 5. Reflection; 6. Scattering and dispersion; 7. Crystal Optics; 8. Magneto-optics and Electro-optics; 9. Optics of Moving Bodies; Bibliography 327 $aChapter 18 - ELECTRON OPTICS1. General Laws of Electron Optics; 2. Axially Symmetric Fields; 3. Specific Axially Symmetric Fields; 4. Path Equation in Axially Symmetric Field; 5. Paraxial Path Equations (for e? moc2) (See 5.7 for arbitrary electron energies.); 6. Electron Paths in Uniform Fields (e? moc2); 7. Focal Lengths of Weak Lenses (e? moc2); 8. Cardinal Points of Strong Lenses (e? moc2); 9. Electron Mirrors (e? moc2); 10. Aberrations (e? moc2); 11. Symmetrical Two-Dimensional Fields (e? moc2); 12. Deflecting Fields * (e? moc2); Bibliography; Chapter 19 - ATOMIC SPECTRA 327 $a1. The Bohr Frequency Relation2. Series Formulas; 3. The Sommerfeld Fine Structure Constant for Hydrogen-like Spectra; 4. Coupling; 5. Line Intensities; 6. Theoretical Zeeman Patterns; 7. Nuclear Magnetic Moments; 8. Formulas for the Refraction and Dispersion of Air for the Visible Spectrum; Bibliography; Chapter 20 - MOLECULAR SPECTRA; 1. General Remarks; 2. Rotation and Rotation Spectra; 3. Vibration and Vibration Spectra; 4. Interaction of Rotation and Vibration : Rotation-Vibration Spectra; 5. Electronic States and Electronic Transitions; Bibliography; Chapter 21 - QUANTUM MECHANICS 327 $a1. Equations of Quantum MechanicsBibliography; Chapter 22 - NUCLEAR THEORY; 1. Table of Symbols; 2. Nuclear Theory; Bibliography; Chapter 23 - COSMIC RAYS AND HIGH-ENERGY PHENOMENA; 1. Electromagnetic Interactions; 2. Shower Theory; 3. Nuclear Interactions; 4. Meson Production; 5. Meson Decay; 6. Geomagnetic Effects; Bibliography; Chapter 24 - PARTICLE ACCELERATORS; 1. General Description and Classification of High-Energy Particle Accelerators; 2. Dynamic Relations for Accelerated Particles; 3. Magnetic Guiding Fields; 4. Particle Acceleration; 5. Phase Stability and Phase Oscillations 327 $a6. Injection and Focusing7. Additional Remarks about Special Accelerators; Bibliography; Chapter 25 - SOLID STATE; Introduction; 1. Crystal Mathematics; 2. Elastic Constants; 3. Dielectrics and Piezoelectricity; 4. Conduction and Thermoelectricity; 5. Superconductivity; 6. Electrostatics of Ionic Lattices; 7. Thermal Vibrations; 8. Dislocation Theory; 9. Semiconductors; 10. Electron Theory of Metals; 11. Miscellaneous; Bibliography; Chapter 26 - THE THEORY OF MAGNETISM; 1. Paramagnetism; 2. Ferromagnetism; 3. Diamagnetism and Feeble Paramagnetism; Bibliography; Chapter 27 - PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY 327 $a1. 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