The Emergence of Quantum Mechanics (Mainly 1924–1926)

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Page iii

Copyright page
Page iv

General Editor's Preface
Pages v-vii
Erik Rüdinger

Foreword to Volume 5
Pages ix-xi
Erik Rudinger, Klaus Stolzenburg

Abbreviated Titles of Periodicals
Pages xvi-xviii

Abbreviations
Page xix

Acknowledgements
Pages xx-xxi

Introduction
Pages 3-96
Klaus Stolzenburg

I. Abstract of The Quantum Theory of Radiation
Pages 97-98

II. The Quantum Theory of Radiation (With H.A. Kramers and J.C. Slater)
Pages 99-118

III. On Selective Reflection of X-Rays
Pages 119-124

IV. The Foundations of Modern Atomic Research
Pages 125-142

V. On The Polarization of Fluorescent Light
Pages 143-154

VI. Two Fragments of Manuscripts
Pages 155-171

VII. On The Law of Conservation of Energy
Pages 173-174

VIII. On The Behaviour of Atoms in Collisions
Pages 175-206

IX. Discrepancies Between Experiment and the Electromagnetic Theory of Radiation
Pages 207-212

X Correlation Between Scattering and Recoil in the Compton Effect
Pages 213-216

Introduction
Pages 219-240
Erik Rüdinger, Klaus Stolzenburg

I. Atomic Theory and Mechanics [1]
Pages 241-248

II. Some Aspects of the Recent Development of Atomic Theory
Pages 249-252

III. Atomic Theory and Mechanics [2]
Pages 253-268

IV. Atomic Theory and Mechanics [3]
Pages 269-280

V. Some Aspects of the Later Development of Atomic Theory
Pages 281-285

VI. Spinning Electrons and the Structure of Spectra
Pages 287-289

Introduction
Pages 293-508

Relevant Documents, 1923–1925
Pages 511-513

Index
Pages 517-528