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| − | The line spectra of the atom is a continuous line spectrum and dependent on the difference bewtween two sine squared quantities derived from Newton's - Kepler's time dependent equation that combined classical mechanics and quantum mechanics and deleted relativity and gave a line spectra mathematical description better than all said or published physics and matched experimental results with precision better than the approximated line spectra formula circulated | + | The line spectra of the atom is a continuous line spectrum and dependent on the difference bewtween two sine squared quantities derived from Newton's - Kepler's time dependent equation that combined classical mechanics and quantum mechanics and deleted relativity and gave a line spectra mathematical description better than all said or published physics and matched experimental results with precision better than the approximated line spectra formula circulated |
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| Scientific Paper | |
|---|---|
| Title | Atomic Energy Academic Incompetence: The case of the line spectra of the atom |
| Read in full | Link to paper |
| Author(s) | Joe Alexander Nahhas |
| Keywords | Rydberg, atomic, spectrum |
| Published | 1979 |
| Journal | None |
| No. of pages | 5 |
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Abstract
The line spectra of the atom is a continuous line spectrum and dependent on the difference bewtween two sine squared quantities derived from Newton's - Kepler's time dependent equation that combined classical mechanics and quantum mechanics and deleted relativity and gave a line spectra mathematical description better than all said or published physics and matched experimental results with precision better than the approximated line spectra formula circulated
