Re:If you overlay all atomic spectra, you get a Planck distr...
by SiempreViernes on Monday May 11, 2020 @09:25AM
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Uh, they could as a start include the theoretical predictions for all spectral lines?
Instead they take the subset of lines that have ended up in one (out of several) databases on spectral lines and, without any real motivation, declare this to be a complete sample.
Finally, putting the main result (Figure 2) before the section on data collection ("Experimental Section") is just rude.
Instead they take the subset of lines that have ended up in one (out of several) databases on spectral lines and, without any real motivation, declare this to be a complete sample.
Finally, putting the main result (Figure 2) before the section on data collection ("Experimental Section") is just rude.