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deBroglie wavelengths
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double-slit diffraction
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Rutherford planetary model
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Bohr Model
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Correspondence Principle
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This seems to be primarily historical motivation.
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The correspondence principle, I'm not sure I've ever attempted to compute for even a simple system. Hmm... I see the note here
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"What is the Correspondence principle? Derive the quantum condition from it." I don't know what is meant by the "quantum condition". I guess just that the states of a system are quantized. I have no clue how I would show that using the correspondence principle. Should ask about this.
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planck determined that light transferred energy in "packets". De Broglie suggested a certain nature to the packets, that the wave nature of light was also applicable to matter. These ideas suggested that matter and light both exhibit properties of particles and waves.
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the Kapitz-Dirac effect demonstrates wave-particle duality by showing that matter waves are diffracted by an incident electromagnetic field as predicted by the wave properties of the particles, i.e., by the diffraction equation nλ = 2dsin(Θ).
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