Ionized Gases
“Ionized Gases” by A. von Engel, published by the American Institute of Physics on May 8, 1997, is a comprehensive exploration of various topics in atomic physics, plasma physics, and spectroscopy. This edition, originally released in 1994, spans 344 pages and is presented in English. The work is based on the author’s lectures at Oxford University and offers insightful analyses of significant problems within the fields of atmospheric and solid state physics, as well as semiconductor research.
Readers will find that this book emphasizes fundamental concepts and the limitations of existing treatments rather than delving into intricate theoretical details. It serves as a valuable reference for scientists, engineers, and graduate students engaged in atomic physics and related disciplines. The text is designed to support both academic study and professional application, making it a useful resource for those involved in scientific research and education.
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Market: Scientists, engineers, and graduate students in atomic physics, astrophysics, spectroscopy, atmospheric and solid state physics, and semiconductor research. Drawn from the author’s lectures to undergraduates at Oxford University, this 1955 work features probing analyses of many problems in atomic physics, plasma physics, spectroscopy, atmospheric and solid state physics. By emphasizing fundamental concepts and the limitations of treatments rather than the details of theories, this book has become a valued reference tool both in academia and among professionals in the scientific community.
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