A Trajectory Description of Quantum Processes. II. Applications

This book presents a trajectory description of quantum mechanics. Topics include the quantum elements of classical physics, the standard formulations of quantum mechanics, and the trajectory formulation of quantum mechanics.

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Beginning at an introductory level suitable for students, this book presents a trajectory description of Quantum Mechanics. The first two parts review the quantum elements of classical physics and the standard formulations of quantum mechanics. The third and fourth parts are dedicated to the trajectory formulation of quantum mechanics as well as other trajectory approaches to describe quantum dynamics such as, for example, mixed quantum-classical mechanics and stochastic trajectories. The fifth and final part is devoted to applications, ranging from simple problems in scattering theory to the physics of bound states. Special emphasis is given to interference and diffraction processes.