Derivations Flashcards

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background subtraction errors

A

N(s+b) = N(s) + N(b) = total counts from source plus background

N(s) = N(s+b) - N(b)

= [N(s) + N(b)] -N(b)

σ^2(S) = N(s+b) + N(b)

= N(s) + 2N(b)

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2
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N(s) =

A

rate x Δt

where Δt = integration

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3
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A(jI) =

A

einstein coefficient

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4
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I(jI) =

A

photon emission rate per unit volume

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5
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line broadening derivation

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[λ-λ(0)]/λ(0) = v/c

φ(th) ∝ exp(-mv^2/2kT)

substitute for v

= φ(0) exp(-([λ-λ(0)]/Δλ(th)^2)

[Δλ(th)/λ(0)]^2 = 2kT/mc^2 = (v(th)/c)^2

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6
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v(TOT)^2 = v(th)^2 +v(turb)^2

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φ(TOT) = φ(th) * φ(turb)

[Δλ(turb)/λ(0)]^2 = [v(turb)/c]^2

convolution theorem

fourier of φ(TOT) ∝ e^-π^2(Δλ(th)^2+Δλ(turb)^2)s^2

take the inverse Fourier transform

Δλ(TOT)^2 = Δλ(th)^2 + Δλ(turb)^2

Δλ(TOT)^2 = λ(0)^2 v(TOT)^2/c^2

v(TOT)^2 = v(th)^2 +v(turb)^2

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