'Beautifully and clearly written, describing mathematics in necessary detail without overloading the reader, and very neatly and consisely explaining physics of the described phenomena.' European Journal of Chemical Physics and Physical Chemistry, August 2007
This is an excellent book which is intended to be a text for a graduate course in condensed matter chemistry and physics. It is extremely well written from the pedagogic and literary points of view. I particularly enjoyed the extremely pertinent quotations from Lucretius at the begining of each chapter. Journal of Statistical Physics, Vol. 126, No. 6, March 2007, Irwin Oppenheim, Massachusett Institute of Technology, USA
<b>Part I: Background</b> 1: Review of some mathematical and physical subjects 2: Quantum Dynamics using the time dependent Schrödinger equation 3: An overview of quantum electrodynamics and matter radiation-field interaction 4: Introduction to solids 5: Introduction to liquids <b>Part II: Methods</b> 6: Time correlation functions 7: Introduction to Stochastic processes 8: Stochastic equations of motion 9: Introduction to quantum relaxation processes 10: The quantum mechanical density operator and its time evolution: Quantum dynamics from the quantum Liouville equation 11: Linear response theory 12: The spin-boson model <b>Part III: Applications</b> 13: Vibrational energy relaxation 14: Chemical reactions in Condensed Phases 15: Solvation dynamics 16: Electron transfer processes 17: Electron transfer and transmission at molecule-metal and molecule-semiconductor interfaces 18: Spectroscopy
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I purchased this book on the recommendation of one of my professors, Andrei Tokmakoff, who gave it strong recommendations. I find it to be ideal as a physical chemist who is interested in getting more into theory. It starts at the level of someone who had a strong background in physics from undergrad but not quite yet a card-carrying theoretician.
Nitzan's presentation is clear, and his breakdown of the topics follows a good flow. I'm basically reading the book a section at a time as bed-time reading, so I'm not exactly plowing through it quickly -- but I find it gives me a good dose of theory to balance each day in the lab. I give it a solid recommendation to anyone who is in my like-minded position.
This book gets 4 stars because it covers so many things so well. It only doesn't get 5 because as I used it, I always found myself back at about page 4 trying to fit the pieces together. The chapters build very strongly on one another, which is generally a plus except when you're only concerned with a few topics covered. If you are interested in powering through this whole book or have a strong background in quantum and statistical mechanics, you will not be disappointed.
I was a graduate student in quantum chemistry, and I knew nothing about chemical dynamics until I read Abe's book as a postdoc. The book is sensational,
and it is by far the easiest place to learn about Marcus theory and Kramer's theory of solvent-controlled reactions. I come back to this book all the time.
There is no book more important for anyone interested in learning the fundamentals of chemical dynamics in the condensed phase.
Any experimental or theoretical researcher of condensed phase chemical dynamics should own this book. It is very methodical and solid. Although very mathematical at points, there are plenty of very insightful discussions. This book connects to experimental reality very well.
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