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ASTR/PHYS 109 Dr. David Toback Lectures 13, 14 & 15 1

Was Due for Today L15 Reading: (BBBHNM Unit 2) Pre-Lecture Reading Questions: Let us know if you were misgraded on any submissions End-of-Chapter Quizzes (Chapter 6) Papers Paper 1: Text due Wednesday Feb 21 st at 11:59PM Must be submitted to both Peerceptiv and TurnItIn on ecampus Let us know if you didn t get feedback on any submitted draft. Will do our best for late submissions 4

Overview of the story Big things are made from LOTS of small things Small things: The Fundamental Building Blocks of Nature What is the stuff in atoms ElectroMagnetism (electric charge) What holds electrons and protons together Quantum Mechanics Why atoms form the way they do Electron in orbits Atoms absorbing and emitting photons (light) Different TYPES of Atoms The Strong Force Keeping protons and neutrons together (atomic nuclei) Nuclear Physics and Chemistry Different atoms Different light Studying the Stars using their light Spectral lines of the atoms Atomic fingerprints The light we see from the stars This Lecture Next Lecture 31

Next: Collisions, Quantum Mechanics and Electromagnetism 47

Quantum Mechanics and EM In General Relativity we found that it is better to describe the force of gravity as the curvature of space-time How do we better describe ElectroMagnetism, especially with Quantum Mechanics? Electric fields Answer: In ElectroMagnetism Force is essentially all about the emission and absorption of photons by charged particles like electrons and protons 48

Quantum Mechanics Force Carriers Think of the force between electrically charged things as being caused by the exchange of virtual photons The force, or interaction, is carried by particles 49

Example with Two Electrons First electron emits a force-carrying particle (a photon) Causes a recoil of the first electron You shoot a gun and lurch back The other electron catches it and gets banged Your friend gets hit with the bullet and falls backward Net result: The two particles move differently, as if there were a force between them 50

Visualizing Our Analogy 1: Two electrons held in place, then let go 2: electron on the right emits a photon and recoils - - 3: Photon bangs into the left electron and bumps it Both now move apart: Same sign charges repel each other 51

A Proton and Electron 1: A proton and an electron hanging out 2: Proton on the right emits a photon and recoils - + 3: Photon bangs into the electron Doesn t transfer Momentum Transfers information on how to move Opposite signs attract For those of you who know a little bit, this is how electric fields work 52

More Interactions Can also get electrons and protons interacting with REAL photons Photons we can see, as opposed to ones that are emitted then absorbed never to be seen outside the interaction Real photons can be emitted or absorbed 53

Electron and Photon Interacting Electron can absorb a photon Electron becomes more energetic - 54

Electron Emitting a Photon Electron can emit a photon Electron becomes less energetic - 55

A Simple way of drawing things: Feynman Diagrams Electron can absorb a photon becomes more energetic e e Electron can emit a photon becomes less energetic e e 56

Feynman Diagram for an Atom Hydrogen Atom P P A diagram of how the particles talk to each other e - e - These two are attracted 57

Photon interacting with an electron in an Atom If a photon with the right energy hits an atom and is absorbed, the electron can jump to an excited state 58

Excited Atom Emits a Photon If an atom is in an excited state, it s just a matter of time before it emits a photon with exactly the energy between the two states 59

Other ways of drawing the same thing An electron can move into a more energetic orbit when it absorbs a real photon with exactly the right energy The photon is absorbed, and the electron goes into an excited state A high energy atom can emit a photon and go into a lower energy state 60

A Proton bumps into an atom and excites it Atom in Lowest Energy State Atom in a Higher Energy State Proton 61

An Excited Atom Emits a Photon Atom in a high Energy State Atom in Lowest State Photon with a specific energy 62

Absorbing and Emitting a Photon http://bigbang.physics.tamu.edu/figures/stolenanimations/bohr.swf 63

Lots of Different Energy States Big Bang, http://bigbang.physics.tamu.edu/figures/stolenanimations/bohratom.avi Black 64

Photons and Atoms Photons can interact with Atoms in three ways 1.Very low energy photon: Because the electron in the atoms can only have quantized states around the nucleus VERY low energy photons will be ignored, or bump the path of the atom Ignoring is a kind of interaction 2.If an atom encounters a photon with the right energy photon it can get excited and go into a higher energy state. The photon is absorbed and is gone forever 3.If a REALLY energetic photon comes along it can completely knock an electron out of orbit from a nucleus 65

Putting it All Together A cartoon of an atom and a photon Note: The electron being completely out of the atom is a perfectly good energy state 66

Atomic Transitions Any photon that hits the atom with the right energy will be absorbed Absorbs only special colors 67

How is this helpful? Can look at light from a light bulb all colors observed Look at light from a light bulb with Hydrogen gas in the way Only special colors will be absorbed! Atomic Fingerprinting 68

Lecture on Chapter 7 now complete 69

Outline for Unit 2: 1. Light and Doppler Shifts Done 2. Gravity, General Relativity and Dark Matter Done 3. Atomic Physics and Quantum Mechanics Done 4. Nuclear Physics and Chemistry Next 5. Temperature and Thermal Equilibrium 70

Prep For Next Time L15 Reading: (BBBHNM Unit 2) Pre-Lecture Reading Questions: Let us know if you were misgraded on any submissions End-of-Chapter Quizzes If we finished Chapter 7 then End-of-Chapter Quiz 7a & 7b (else, just through Chapter 6) Papers Paper 1: Text due Wednesday Feb 21 st at 11:59PM Must be submitted to both Peerceptiv and TurnItIn on ecampus Let us know if you didn t get feedback on any submitted draft. Will do our best for late submissions 75

Full set of Readings So Far Required: BBBHNM: Chap 1-9 Recommended: BHOT: Chap. 1-6, 9 and 11 (117-122) SHU: Chap. 1-3, 6 and 7 (upto page 153) TOE: Chap. 1 76