Does Einsteins coefficient for spontaneous emission depend on energy difference?

Thread starter krishna mohan
Start date Oct 30, 2010
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Coefficient Difference Emission Energy Spontaneous Spontaneous emission

Oct 30, 2010

krishna mohan

Hi..

Does the Einstein's coefficient for spontaneous emission B depend upon the energy difference between the two levels?

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Oct 30, 2010

alxm

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The coefficient for spontaneous emission is A. B is for stimulated.

But in either case: Nope, it does not depend on the energy difference.

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