PHYS 342: Modern Physics
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1. Lecture 6.5: Optical Absorptio…
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2. How is light absorbed?
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3. Typical results
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4. What is absorbing the light?
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5. Einstein: Three fundamental AT…
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6. What to calculate? Focus on re…
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7. Defining the Transition Probab…
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8. II. Absorption
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9. III. Stimulated (Induced) Emis…
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10. How does the number of electro…
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11. The Boltzmann factor
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12. Planck – Blackbody Radiation
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13. How to measure? consider only …
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14. What is B21?
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15. u(f) depends on conditions.
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16. Up next
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