Introductory Quantum Mechanics¶
Liboff, R. L. (1984). Introductory Quantum Mechanics. Addison-Wesley.
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- Correspondence Principle
- The hydrogen atom's quantum description reduces to a classical Kepler orbit for highly excited states—a regime called Rydberg atoms—exactly as the correspondence principle requires.
This sourceUndergraduate text covering the correspondence principle and Rydberg atoms; supports the inline Rydberg-atom statement in the formal example (n→∞ recovery of classical Kepler orbits).
- The hydrogen atom's quantum description reduces to a classical Kepler orbit for highly excited states—a regime called Rydberg atoms—exactly as the correspondence principle requires.
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