Modern Electrical Theory Supplementary Chapters volume 15
Modern Electrical Theory Supplementary Chapters volume 15
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: ~ (ra + a + av) 2 But usually for brevity we shall assume that (8) is quite accurate. A set of terms represented by (8), with varying m but constant a, is called a series of terms. (A series of terms must be distinguished from a series of lines, although the two are always closely connected. ) Every spectrum of which the terms are given by (8), and not by (7), has several such series of terms, characterised by different values of the constant a. In a typical spectrum these series are divided ...into four groups, which are conventionally distinguished by substituting for a the letters s, p, d, b. Thus the four groups are v s = (m, s), v p = (m, p), v d = (m, d), v b = (m, 6).
This distinction is not arbitrary, for the four groups of series are distinguished by the lowest value of m which occurs in any term of them. Thus in (ra, s) m may have any value from 1 upwards; in (m, p) it may have any value from 2 upwards ; in (ra, d) any value from 3; in (ra, 6) any value from 4 1 . The normal state of the atom always corresponds to (1, s).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
: ~ (ra + a + av) 2 But usually for brevity we shall assume that (8) is quite accurate. A set of terms represented by (8), with varying m but constant a, is called a series of terms. (A series of terms must be distinguished from a series of lines, although the two are always closely connected. ) Every spectrum of which the terms are given by (8), and not by (7), has several such series of terms, characterised by different values of the constant a. In a typical spectrum these series are divided ...into four groups, which are conventionally distinguished by substituting for a the letters s, p, d, b. Thus the four groups are v s = (m, s), v p = (m, p), v d = (m, d), v b = (m, 6).
This distinction is not arbitrary, for the four groups of series are distinguished by the lowest value of m which occurs in any term of them. Thus in (ra, s) m may have any value from 1 upwards; in (m, p) it may have any value from 2 upwards ; in (ra, d) any value from 3; in (ra, 6) any value from 4 1 . The normal state of the atom always corresponds to (1, s).
What to read after Modern Electrical Theory Supplementary Chapters volume 15?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Norman Robert Campbell to read onlineMoreLess
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