Planck radiation law, Physics

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Planck radiation law

A law that defined blackbody radiation better than its predecessor, therefore resolving the ultraviolet catastrophe. It is depend on the supposition that electromagnetic radiation is quantized.

At thermodynamic temperature T, for a blackbody, the radiancy R onto a range of frequencies among nu & nu + dnu is provided by

R = 2 pi h nu3/[c3 [exp (h nu/k T) - 1]].


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