2022
DOI: 10.21577/0100-4042.20170942
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Radiação Térmica E a Fórmula De Planck

Abstract: THERMAL RADIATION AND PLANCK’S FORMULA. In this paper, theoretical and experimental research on blackbody thermal radiation is discussed and historically ordered. The main thermal radiation equations following Planck’s revolutionary idea are obtained using the formalism of statistical mechanics. These equations, already well known, are deduced in a very detailed and didactic way in order to facilitate the reader’s understanding. The consequent results of Planck’s formula for blackbody radiation are analyzed: t… Show more

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“…, onde ε é a energia média do sistema quântico. A fim de prosseguir, devemos introduzir a forma especial da distribuição de Boltzmann, que é dada pela seguinte expressão [18]:…”
Section: Fórmula De Planck Para a Energia Média De Um Sistema Quânticounclassified
“…, onde ε é a energia média do sistema quântico. A fim de prosseguir, devemos introduzir a forma especial da distribuição de Boltzmann, que é dada pela seguinte expressão [18]:…”
Section: Fórmula De Planck Para a Energia Média De Um Sistema Quânticounclassified
“…In 1900, German physicist Max Planck published his theory on the quantization of light energy to explain the problem of blackbody radiation, which had been a subject of much discussion since it was first observed by Gustav Kirchhoff in 1860 [15]. Planck's theory, known as the Planck equation, was able to successfully describe the phenomenon of blackbody radiation emission through a revolutionary approach [16]. According to Planck, the energy 𝐸 of standing electromagnetic waves that oscillate sinusoidally with time is a discrete quantity rather than a continuous one [17].…”
Section: Quantization Of Energy Photons Of Light and Planck's Equatio...mentioning
confidence: 99%