Eisberg and Resnick says that the condition for stability of the atom is:
k Ze2/r2=mv2/r
What I fail to understand is why the Z isn't square too. I mean surely you have Z electrons interacting with Z protons which which would surely give q1q2=(Ze)(-Ze)=-Z2e2?
What am I missing?
Bit stuck on this. I tried writing 1/(1-z^2) as taylor series then Cos z as taylor series, then substituting one into the other but it looked a bit dodgy. Can one simple substitute like this?
The method I used was brutish. I didnt use the generalized form of the series for sin and sinh that I think youre referring to. I now am, and its faster. Thanks
I have to find the first three non zero terms of this series by hand. I know the answer and it is
-(z^3/3) - z^7/2520 - z^11/19958400
Which will take ages to get to by brute force. Is there a quicker way?
Hi all,
I read that the internal entropy change of a system (\DeltaSi) for a non-quasistatic process where a reservoir cools or heats the system, where N and V are fixed and no work is done is approximately equal to (\DeltaT)2, when the difference between TReservoir and Tsystem is small. The...
Seasons greetings all,
I am trying to dissect a really interesting article:
http://www.nature.com.libproxy.ucl.ac.uk/nature/journal/v462/n7271/full/nature08574.html
but I am struggling with some of the more technical terms in it. I have shown it to some lecturers at my uni and even they...
yeah I had to look up the difference between a function and a equation, then it became more obvious.
Nice analogy, and really good description. Thanks.