If you overlay all atomic spectra, you get a Planck distribution

Re:If you overlay all atomic spectra, you get a Planck distr... by scottlocklin on Monday May 11, 2020 @11:13AM (#23143005)

Jesus, physics has gotten REALLY BAD indeed. This is clown car tier.

If you overlay all atomic spectra, you expect the result to be something like Gaussian Unitary Ensemble (aka eigenvalues of a random matrix), which looks much like the Planck distribution. Nothing to do with matter in the early universe; most atoms didn't exist in the early universe. TLDR; contemporary physicists fail at elementary statistical distributions, and, like, common sense.

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Re:If you overlay all atomic spectra, you get a Planck distr... by andi999 on Monday May 11, 2020 @12:10PM (#23143632)

Thanks, I remembered GUE and was wondering if it is related.

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Re:If you overlay all atomic spectra, you get a Planck distr... by scottlocklin on Monday May 11, 2020 @05:28PM (#23147314)

Citations needed. Also, do you even math, bro?

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