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Bassalisk
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Hello,
I am interested if anybody knows, how did Bohr came to the conclusion that only discrete angular momentum orbits are stable? In other words,
m*v*r=n*h/(2*pi)
and how did de Broglie came to the same conclusion, just through another way 2*pi*r=n*h/(m*v)
Thanks
I am interested if anybody knows, how did Bohr came to the conclusion that only discrete angular momentum orbits are stable? In other words,
m*v*r=n*h/(2*pi)
and how did de Broglie came to the same conclusion, just through another way 2*pi*r=n*h/(m*v)
Thanks
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