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1 PHYS 342 Modern Physics Project Discussion II Today's Projects for Discussion: a) Atomic Structure and Optical Spectrum of Alkaline Atoms b) Atomic Structure and Optical Spectrum of Alkaline Earth Atoms c) Atomic Structure and Optical Spectrum of IIIB Atoms d) Atomic Structure and Optical Spectrum of Lanthanide Series e)Atomic Structure and Optical Spectrum of Some Transition Elements Basic Requirements of Projects Grading Method Quality of Slides Physics Contents Presentation Skills Presentation (Points given by your classmates) 10 20 20 Quality of Writing Quality of Physics Range of Contents Report (Points given by me) 10 20 10 Attendance of Presentation (decided by your grading work for presentations ) 10 TOTAL 100 The projects that have been chosen so far include 30 people, 11 teams 1. Stevie Bastin, Stjepan Kraljic, Zack Rowe, Quantization of gravity: Gravitational wave/gravitons 2. Lifu Wang, Weiyuan Deng, and Yufeng Zhang, Modern Experiment to Test Special Relativity 3.Uladzimir Kasacheuski, Jonathan Brown, and Vishal Patel, interview researchers at IUPUI 4. Zongying Xu, Zheng Huang , and Jiani Xie, Blackbody Radiation 5. Chuanyi Chen, Zihao Fu, and Lingbin Meng, Introduction to General Relativity 6. Hongkun Zhu, Guiming Chen, and Jiawen Wang, First gravitational wave observation 7. Aaron, Joseph, and Will, atomic physics explanation of the helium laser 8. Daulton Eaton, Robert McKay, and Guy Wiss, Monte Carlo Simulation Method for the Schrodinger equation 9. Tianyang Wu, Neutrino 10. Josiah Alstott, Thomas Freestone, and Ross Wallgren , Atomic clock 11. Chase Howard and Alex Canner, Gravitational lensing Atomic Structure and Spectrum
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PHYS 342 Modern Physics Project Discussion II

Today's Projects for Discussion:

a) Atomic Structure and Optical Spectrum of Alkaline Atomsb) Atomic Structure and Optical Spectrum of Alkaline Earth Atomsc) Atomic Structure and Optical Spectrum of IIIB Atomsd) Atomic Structure and Optical Spectrum of Lanthanide Seriese)Atomic Structure and Optical Spectrum of Some Transition Elements

Basic Requirements of Projects 

Grading Method Quality of Slides

Physics Contents

Presentation Skills 

Presentation(Points given by your classmates)

10 20 20

Quality of Writing

Quality of Physics

Range of Contents

Report (Points given by me) 10 20 10

Attendance of Presentation  (decided by your grading work for presentations )

10

TOTAL 100

The projects that have been chosen so far include 30 people, 11 teams

1. Stevie Bastin, Stjepan Kraljic, Zack Rowe,   Quantization of gravity: Gravitational wave/gravitons

2. Lifu Wang, Weiyuan Deng, and Yufeng Zhang, Modern Experiment to Test Special Relativity

3.Uladzimir Kasacheuski, Jonathan Brown,  and Vishal Patel, interview researchers at IUPUI4. Zongying Xu, Zheng Huang , and Jiani Xie, Blackbody Radiation5. Chuanyi Chen, Zihao Fu,  and Lingbin Meng, Introduction to General Relativity6. Hongkun Zhu, Guiming Chen,  and Jiawen Wang,  First gravitational wave observation7. Aaron,  Joseph, and Will,  atomic physics explanation of the helium laser 8. Daulton Eaton, Robert McKay,  and Guy Wiss, Monte Carlo Simulation Method for the 

Schrodinger equation9. Tianyang Wu, Neutrino10. Josiah Alstott, Thomas Freestone, and Ross Wallgren , Atomic  clock11. Chase Howard and Alex Canner,  Gravitational lensing

Atomic Structure and Spectrum

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Emission Spectrum of Hydrogen

1 nm = 1 x 10-9 m = “a billionth of a meter”410 nm 434 nm 486 nm 656 nm

Continuous and Line Spectra

4000 Ao

5000 6000 7000

light

Na

H

Ca

Hg

400 450 500 550 600 650 700 750 nm

Visiblespectrum

(nm)

Flame Emission Spectra

Photographs of flame tests of burning wooden splints soaked in different salts.

methane gas wooden splint strontium ioncopper ionsodium ion calcium ion

Copyright © 2006 Pearson Benjamin Cummings. All rights reserved.

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Fireworks

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yjyvw_l2-lcCopyright © 2007 Pearson Benjamin Cummings. All rights reserved.

Projects for Discussion

Today's Projects for Discussion:

a) Atomic Structure and Optical Spectrum of Alkaline Atoms(Li, Na, K, Rb, Cs, Fr)

b) Atomic Structure and Optical Spectrum of Alkaline Earth Atomsc) Atomic Structure and Optical Spectrum of IIIB Atomsd) Atomic Structure and Optical Spectrum of Lanthanide Seriese)Atomic Structure and Optical Spectrum of Transition Elements

7Li Atomic Structure

Electron configuration [He] 2s1: 2 (1s2) , 1 (2s1)

What is the ground and excited states for (2s1) electron?

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Two Methods to Represent Atomic StatesNow we have seven quantum numbers for a certain atomic state.

( n, l , ml, s , ms, j, mj )energy Level

orbitalAM

z‐orbitalAM

spinAM

z‐spinAM

totalAM

z‐totalAM

0 , 1 , 2 , 3

energy Level

orbitalAM

z‐orbitalAM

spinAM

z‐spinAM

totalAM

z‐totalAM

# 0 , 1 , 2 , 3

# 2 2 1

Li Energy Level and Spectrum

wavelengths in the range of 350nm – 1000 nm

Ground state of the outermost electron shell (2s1):

2 / 2 /

2 /

Projects for Discussion

Today's Projects for Discussion:

a) Atomic Structure and Optical Spectrum of Alkaline Atoms

b) Atomic Structure and Optical Spectrum of Alkaline Earth Atoms(Mg, Ca, Sr, Ba, Ra)

c) Atomic Structure and Optical Spectrum of IIIB Atomsd) Atomic Structure and Optical Spectrum of Lanthanide Seriese)Atomic Structure and Optical Spectrum of Some Transition Elements

88Sr Atomic Structure

Electron configuration [Kr] 5s2: 2, 8, 18, 8, 2

What is the ground and excited states for (5s2) electrons?Note: now you have two electrons in the the outermost electron shell.

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88Sr Energy Level and Spectrum

wavelengths in the range of 350 nm – 1000 nm

Projects for Discussion

Today's Projects for Discussion:

a) Atomic Structure and Optical Spectrum of Alkaline Atomsb) Atomic Structure and Optical Spectrum of Alkaline Earth Atoms

c) Atomic Structure and Optical Spectrum of IIIB Atoms(Al, Ca, In)

d) Atomic Structure and Optical Spectrum of Lanthanide Seriese)Atomic Structure and Optical Spectrum of Some Transition Elements

115In Atomic Structure

Electron configuration [Kr] 4d10 5s2 5p1: 2, 8, 18, 18, 3

115In Energy Level and Spectrum

wavelengths in the range of 350 nm – 1000 nm

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Projects for Discussion

Today's Projects for Discussion:

a) Atomic Structure and Optical Spectrum of Alkaline Atomsb) Atomic Structure and Optical Spectrum of Alkaline Earth Atomsc) Atomic Structure and Optical Spectrum of IIIB Atomsd) Atomic Structure and Optical Spectrum of Lanthanide Series

(Eu, Dy, Yb)

e)Atomic Structure and Optical Spectrum of Some Transition Elements

173Yb Atomic Structure

Electron configuration [Xe] 4f14 6s2: 2, 8, 18, 32, 8, 2

173Yb Energy Level and Spectrum

wavelengths in the range of 350 nm – 1000 nm

Projects for Discussion

Today's Projects for Discussion:

a) Atomic Structure and Optical Spectrum of Alkaline Atomsb) Atomic Structure and Optical Spectrum of Alkaline Earth Atomsc) Atomic Structure and Optical Spectrum of IIIB Atomsd) Atomic Structure and Optical Spectrum of Lanthanide Seriese)Atomic Structure and Optical Spectrum of Some Transition Elements(Cr, Fe, Ag)

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56Fe Atomic Structure

Electron configuration [Ar] 3d6 4s2: 2, 8, 14, 2

56Fe Energy Level and Spectrum

wavelengths in the range of 350 nm – 1000 nm

Precision Spectrum for Atomic clock and GPS

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p2BxAu6WZI8https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IXPmM2TPHms

Atomic Structure and Optical Spectrum

Projects: You choose one category from the above list and write a short report to explain the atomic structure and the optical spectrum of the atoms in that category. You need to include the following contents:

(a) Show the atomic structure and explain ground states of the outermost electron shell.(b) Show at least five lowest energy levels.(c) Find all optical transition lines between 350 nm and 1000 nm) associated to the ground state. You must cite the sources of your information (handbook, journal, articles etc.)

Useful Information can be found in NIST website:http://www.nist.gov/pml/data/asd.cfm

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Nearly Unobservable Particle——Neutrino

First Time Postulated: Wolfgang Pauli in 1930Detection: Beta Capture Proposed by Wang Ganchang in 1942First Detected in 1956Mass of Neutrino: Predicted Massless by Standard Model, However the Phenomenon of Neutrino Oscillation Require it to Have MassType of Neutrino:(1) Electron Neutrino(2) Muon Neutrino(3) Tau NeutrinoRelated Issues:(1) Neutrino Oscillation(2) Solar Neutrino Problem(3) Supernova Neutrino

Objectives of Our Project

(1) The Detection of the mass of Neutrino(2) The Measurement of the speed of Neutrino(3) The Measurement of the size of Neutrino(4) The Prediction of the Properties and Reaction of 

Neutrino(5) The Observation of the Neutrino Oscillation

Current Teams

* You must email your team member and title information to [email protected] before Apr.15 to secure a presentation time slot.


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