The Theory of Spectra and Atomic Constitution¶
Bohr, N. (1922). The Theory of Spectra and Atomic Constitution: Three Essays. Cambridge University Press.
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Mechanisms¶
- Limiting-Case Test Suite
- Its strength is that it turns the correspondence principle — that a new theory must reproduce the old one in the old one's domain
This sourceStates the correspondence between quantum theory and classical electrodynamics in the limiting domain where the classical account applies.
- Its strength is that it turns the correspondence principle — that a new theory must reproduce the old one in the old one's domain
- Zeroth-Order Model Selection
- A good correspondence rule also gives every later result a sanity check: switch off the departures and you must land back on the baseline.
This sourceStates that quantum predictions return to agreement with the corresponding classical description in the appropriate limiting regime.
- A good correspondence rule also gives every later result a sanity check: switch off the departures and you must land back on the baseline.
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