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... spectra of vertical velocities and of scalars follow M - O scaling , but the spectra of the horizontal veloc- ity components are more complex . The spectrum of the vertical velocity can be written generally as и SD - F . ( EE ) u ...
... spectra of vertical velocities and of scalars follow M - O scaling , but the spectra of the horizontal veloc- ity components are more complex . The spectrum of the vertical velocity can be written generally as и SD - F . ( EE ) u ...
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... spectra in Fig . 2 are examples of the use of this arrangement . Following the realization that line spectra could be associated with particular elements , as shown by the research of Bunsen and Kirchhoff in flame spectra , there was a ...
... spectra in Fig . 2 are examples of the use of this arrangement . Following the realization that line spectra could be associated with particular elements , as shown by the research of Bunsen and Kirchhoff in flame spectra , there was a ...
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... spectra of other at- oms . The only such parametric fit that is still used today is the one introduced by Ritz , which happens to have a significant correlation with the quantum theory of the atom . The theoretical breakthrough in our ...
... spectra of other at- oms . The only such parametric fit that is still used today is the one introduced by Ritz , which happens to have a significant correlation with the quantum theory of the atom . The theoretical breakthrough in our ...
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Guide to Using the Encyclopedia ix Atomic Physics | 339 |
Approximations and Expansions 1 Atomic Spectrometry | 357 |
Archaeological Geology 31 Atomic Spectroscopy | 381 |
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