1. Sep 1, 2005 #1

   asdf1

   

   there's 2 frequency formulas:
   1. f=e/2pi(4pi*epsilon*mr^3)^(1/2)
   2. 1/namda=-E/ch[1/(nf^2)-1/(ni^2)]
   are those the same thing?

    

   asdf1, Sep 1, 2005
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3. Sep 1, 2005 #2

   lightgrav

   

   Homework Helper

   NO!
   
   the first, if you follow the words thru the derivation,
   is the frequency that the electron orbits the center.
   
   the second is the frequency of the light emitted
   during a CHANGE from one orbit to another.
   
   (If the n's are small integers, we should expect that
   the two are roughly the same order-of-magnitude,
   so the light comes from a resonance in the changing atom)

    

   lightgrav, Sep 1, 2005
4. Sep 1, 2005 #3

   asdf1

   

   ok, thanks! :)

    

   asdf1, Sep 1, 2005

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