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... model (253 ) Section 7.2 electromagnetic radiation (2 54) amplitude (2 54) wavelength (l) (2 54) frequency (n) (255 ) electromagnetic spectrum (256 ) 5 090 X_07_ch7_p252-285.indd 280 gamma rays (256 ) X-rays ... barcode scanner that has a frequency of 4. 62 * 10 14 s-1 SOLUTION c l c 3.00 * 108 m> s l= = n 4. 62 * 10 14 1> s = 6 . 49 * 10-7 m nm = 6 . 49 * 10-7 m * = 6 49 nm 10 -9 m You are given the frequency of the ... electrons depends on the composition of the surface The presence of oxygen 5 090 X_07_ch7_p252-285.indd 283 44 45 46 47 48 49 atoms on the surface results in auger electrons with a kinetic energy of...
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... cast doubt on its validity In 191 2, Einstein wrote to a friend, ‘The more success the quantum theory has, the sillier it looks.’ [Letter to H Zangger, quoted on p 399 of the book Subtle i the Lord ... tests for reality given in 41 .2 In the next section we shall describe this other method of observation and see why it is so devastating to the idea of external reality 1 .4 The experimental challenge ... quantum theory 33 This is in accordance with the observations which we found so surprising in 41 .4 Detailed calculations yielding precise results are, of course, possible Similar calculations...
... functions on the sphere of radius one The first are: , Y0,0 (θ, ϕ) = √ 4 Y1,1 (θ, ϕ) = − sin θ eiϕ , 8π Y1,0 (θ, ϕ) = cos θ , 4 Y1,−1 (θ, ϕ) = sin θ e−iϕ 8π Exactly Soluble Problems Spin In addition ... functions are the Hermite functions The ground state |n = is given by: ψ0 (x) = √ exp(−x2 / 2x2 ) π 1 /4 x0 Higher dimension harmonic oscillator problems are deduced directly from these results The Coulomb ... electrostatic field of the proton me ) and we set We note µ the reduced mass (µ = me mp /(me + mp ) e2 = q / (4 ) Since the Coulomb potential is rotation invariant, we can find ˆ ˆ ˆ a basis of states common...
... reaction (1.1) We recall that mp c2 = 93 8.27 MeV and mn c2 = 93 9.57 MeV 1.1.6 The detectors measure neutrino fluxes with an accuracy of ∼ 10% (a) Assuming ∆m2 c4 = 10 4 eV2 , determine the minimal distance ... oscillation length L 4 ¯ p h , |∆m2 | c2 ∆m2 = m2 − m2 (1.6) 1.1.3 Calculate the oscillation length L for an energy E a mass difference ∆m2 c4 = 10 4 eV2 pc = MeV and L= 1.1 .4 One measures the ... hk: ¯ dσ = dΩ 2mgca2 h ¯ 1+ 4a2 k sin2 (θ/2) (Born) , where θ is the scattering angle between p and p The total cross-section is then: 4 a2 mgca (Born) σ(k) = h ¯ + 4k a2 Collision Processes...