Derivation of Planck’s radiation law – part 4 (final part) | thecuriousastronomer
In part 3 of this blog series I explained how Max Planck found a mathematical formula to fit the observed Blackbody spectrum, but that when he presented it to the German Physics Society on the 19th…
Derivation of Planck’s radiation law – part 4 (final part) | thecuriousastronomer Home About thecuriousastronomer Life, the Universe, and everything Feeds: Posts Comments Derivation of Planck’s radiation law – part 4 (final part) 07/01/2016 by RhEvans In part 3 of this blog series I explained how Max Planck found a mathematical formula to fit the observed Blackbody spectrum, but that when he presented it to the German Physics Society on the 19th of October 1900 he had no physical explanation for his formula. Remember, the formula he found was if we express it in terms o
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