Nuclear and Atomic Physics

    

Combinatorics and Frequency Distributions as the Determining Factors of Electron and Nuclear Spectra

Authors: Anatoly V. Belyakov

It has been established that electronic and nuclear spectra can be calculated and formed using combinatorics and frequency distributions (FD) provided that electrons, nucleons and other elementary particles in the composition of an atom are represented as unit structureless elements. The examples given show a good match between the calculated spectra and the experimental ones. The program for calculating spectrograms has been compiled.

Comments: 11 Pages. 11 p., 10 fig.

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