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Stellar and nebular spectra What we see from different angles. For a star, gas is its cooler atmosphere layers What’s going on? …. (Paint/demo)
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Hydrogen Spectral Line Formation Transitions in Bohr atom model give rise to different groups Optical: Balmer (n=2) UV: Lyman (n=1) Ionization is transitions to/from infinity.
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Balmer lines of Hydrogen Transitions are to/from n=2 level 3/2 is smallest change, thus lowest energy, thus ?? Color? What is the Balmer limit shown?
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Doppler Effect on spectral lines Stationary source as shown at right emits wave fronts Moving source stretches wavelengths behind and shortens ahead
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Doppler Equation Δλ / λ 0 = v / c Where C = speed of light V = radial velocity λ 0 = rest wavelength Δλ = change in wavelength or “Doppler shift” Doppler-shifted wavelength = λ + Δλ Shown here Δλ is negative (blueshift)
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Use of Doppler Effect to find Planets Discover planets around other stars. More than a 200 now known.
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Use Doppler to make a Radial Velocity Curve Notes: errors
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