Ulrich Zurcher，earned a PhD in Theoretical Physics from the University of Baselin Switzerland in 1989. He moved to the US and took several postdoctoral positions in Theoretical Physical Chemistry （with the late Robert Silbey at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Tom Keyes at Boston University） and Statistical Physics （with Charles Doering at Clarkson University， now at the University of Michigan）. He then 'gravitated' towards teaching at the undergraduate level， first at the University of Rhode Island and since 2003 at Cleveland State University. He was promoted to Associate Professor in 2010 and to Professor in 2017.
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Preface Acknowledgments Author biography Symbols 1 Introduction 1．1 Coulomb forces at the macroscopic level 1．2 Coulomb forces at the microscopic level 1．3 Semi-empirical forces in molecular systems References 2 Physical principles 2．1 Forces， potential energy， and equilibrium 2．2 Many-particle system 2．3 Statistical physics 2．4 Electromagnetic waves 2．5 Quantum mechanics 2．5．1 Particles 2．5．2 Electromagnetic waves 2．6 Order of magnitudes and units References 3 Electrostatics 3．1 Point charges 3．2 Continuous charge distribution 3．2．1 Poisson equation 3．3 Multipole expansion 3．3．1 Electric dipoles 3．4 Scaled units References 4 Properties of atoms 4．1 Hydrogen atom 4．2 Hydrogen atom in static fields 4．2．1 Electric fields 4．2．2 Magnetic fields 4．3 Electronic transition 4．4 Many electron atoms 4．4．1 Atom in a uniform electric field 4．4．2 Polarization 4．4．3 Rigidity of atoms References 5 Properties of small molecules 5．1 Charge distribution in molecules 5．2 Intramolecular forces 5．2．1 Attractive forces 5．2．2 Dispersion forces 5．2．3 Repulsion 5．3 Chemical bonds in molecules 5．3．1 Sodium chloride 5．3．2 Water 5．4 Multipole moments 5．4．1 Dipole moment 5．4．2 Quadrupole moment 5．4．3 Octupole moment References 6 Intermoleeular forces 6．1 Formation of crystals 6．2 Water dimer 6．3 Hydrogen bond 6．4 Dimer orientation 6．5 Future directions Rererences 編輯手記
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