| Chapters 1
& 2: Problems with classical mechanics; Standing waves

Wilhelm Wien: Studied Blackbody radiation (1896)
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Max Planck: Explained blackbody radiation (1900)
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Phillip Lenard: Discovered the Photoelectric effect (1894)

Albert Einstein: Explained the photoelectric effect (1905)
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| Chapters
3 & 4: Moving waves

Prince Louis de Broglie: In 1923, while still a graduate student at
the University of Paris, published a note Comptes rendus (see English translation):
free electrons have a wavy phenomenon associated with them.
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 | Monochromatic waves
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The cathode ray tube. Next, J. J. Thomson, G. P. Thomson and C. J. Davisson, JJ discovered the
electron and its charge to mass ratio. His son, concurrent with Davisson
showed that electrons have wavy character,
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| Chapter 5:
Free particle 
Werner Heisenberg, found that "The more precisely the position is
determined, the less precisely the momentum is known in this instant, and
vice versa" (1927).
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| Chapter 6
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| Chapter 8 & 9 : Mathematics and Axioms of Quantum Chemistry

P. A. M Dirac Developed Quantum Mechanical Theory
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| Chapter 10 &
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Chapter 12, 13 14: The
Hydrogen atom, perturbation theory and many electron atom

Erwin Schrödinger, explained the spectrum of the hydrogen atom through
his "wave mechanics" (1926).
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Spin guys. Otto Stern, George Uhlenbeck and Samuel Goudsmit.
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Chapter 15 & 16:
The Variational Principle
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Pioneers of Quantum Chemistry:
 
Fritz London and Walter Heitler: The first understanding of the chemical
bond
  
Vladimir A. Fock, Douglas R. Hartree, John A. Pople: Developed
wave-function methods for treating many electron atoms

Walter Kohn: Developer of the Density functional theory
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Chapter 17-18, Polyatomic molecules, Huckel MO theory
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 Erich Huckel, 1896-1980. Also famous for his work with Debye on electrolytes
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