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Frank Hertz experiment and different jumps Thank you for the answer and the article. I'm going to read it. |
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accepted | Frank Hertz experiment and different jumps |
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asked | Frank Hertz experiment and different jumps |
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Historic derivation of Wien's law @LeosOndra Thank you very much for you help and your time |
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May 5 |
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Historic derivation of Wien's law @LeosOndra I would appreciate it, I don't spek any russian though. I'm not interested in the whole article, only in the derivation of that law. |
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Apr 26 |
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Quantum commutator ok, thanks you very much |
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accepted | Quantum commutator |
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asked | Quantum commutator |
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Apr 23 |
asked | Angular distribution of radiation |
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Apr 5 |
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Why does the index of refraction change the direction of light Thank you very much, that analogy ir really good. |
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accepted | Why does the index of refraction change the direction of light |
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Why does the index of refraction change the direction of light Thanks I got it. that picture opened my eyes (even when I have seen that picture like a trillion times) |
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Apr 4 |
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Why does the index of refraction change the direction of light @Gugg Isn't it the same? I guess that when studying the refraction of a single-wavelenght wave, you will get that the angle depends on the frequency, and there fore the multiwavelength light is dispersed. |
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Is there a compound denser than the densest element? BTW, how could find prices for things like Californium, Berkelium or Curium? |
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asked | Why does the index of refraction change the direction of light |
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Mar 29 |
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cgs Gauss' system of units @ChrisWhite Neither did I, my teacher uses it for dipole and he writes it like that in his notes (they're computer written so it's not bad calligraphy). All optics book I've seen use just $p$. |
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Mar 29 |
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cgs Gauss' system of units @LubošMotl Thanks, that's both relieving and it sucks. I will try to get used to cgs Gauss' system as I am seeing it is actually used. |
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Mar 29 |
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cgs Gauss' system of units @MarkEichenlaub Ok, generally, I understand where both systems come from, but I still have not clear how to change between systems. The only thing I could do is to go to the beginning and start deriving in both systems to see the differences. |
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