Rydberg Constant: What Does Re Refer To?

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The discussion centers on the Rydberg constant, specifically the notation "Re" which participants believe refers to this constant. The conversation highlights a desire for practical applications of the Rydberg constant in problem-solving scenarios, indicating a gap in resources that provide such examples. The mention of the "real part of a complex number" suggests a connection to advanced mathematical concepts related to the Rydberg constant.

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what does Re refer to? I think it refers to the Rydberg constant. In any case, what do you do with it. It would be nice if the book would actually come up with some problems using this constant.
 
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Real part of a complex number :smile:
 
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