Book for research of the photoelectric effect?

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SUMMARY

The discussion centers on finding resources for writing a research paper on the photoelectric effect for an undergraduate physics course. Key recommendations include utilizing Google for historical context and Wikipedia for foundational definitions. For more in-depth research, accessing Google Scholar is advised to find scholarly articles related to the photoelectric effect. These resources will provide a comprehensive understanding of both the history and physics involved.

PREREQUISITES
  • Basic understanding of physics concepts related to light and electrons.
  • Familiarity with academic research tools, specifically Google Scholar.
  • Knowledge of historical scientific developments, particularly in quantum mechanics.
  • Ability to interpret scientific literature and PDFs.
NEXT STEPS
  • Research the historical context of the photoelectric effect using Google.
  • Utilize Wikipedia to gain a foundational understanding of the photoelectric effect.
  • Explore scholarly articles on Google Scholar related to the photoelectric effect.
  • Investigate the contributions of key scientists, such as Albert Einstein, to the theory of the photoelectric effect.
USEFUL FOR

Undergraduate physics students, educators preparing coursework on quantum mechanics, and anyone interested in the historical and scientific significance of the photoelectric effect.

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Hi, I am not sure if this is the right place to post this but i need help finding resources for the photoelectric effect? I need to write a research paper but I do not know what I could read. The paper is for an undergrad physics course so I don't need much detail, I just need to explain the history, and physics of the effect. Any help would be appreciated, thanks.
 
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For history of photoelectric effect, a google search should help you. For example, check out this pdf.

If your question is "what is photoelectric effect?", Wikipedia should help you out.

If you want to research in more details, head to https://scholar.google.com and search for photoelectric effect.
 

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