So, we should be able to look at different types of waves and be able to figure out something about both their frequency and their wavelength and know the relationship between the two.
我们可以看到,不同的波并从它们的,波长和频率中,获得一些信息,我们知道。
So it's centered at this frequency that was expected, but it's actually split into two different frequencies.
它的中心在预计频率处,但劈裂成两个不同频率。
A food frequency--by the way, you also have the issue of whether the particular twenty-four hours that a person is interviewed is representative of their diet overall, because you can imagine how much your food intake varies from day to day.
食物摄取频率,顺便说下,还有一个问题,就是在选取的24小时里,测试者,是不是对总体有代表性,因为你可以想象,每天事物的摄入量都是不同的
I want to make one other point before we launch into that, and that is the following: that composers use the rate of harmonic change-- whether it's changing or not changing-- to sort of make us feel different ways about the music that we are listening to.
在此之前我还要说一个问题,不管和声有没有改变,作曲家都能通过和声改变的频率-,让我们对所听的音乐有不同的感受-,它能让我们感受到这段音乐。
So that's the important take-away message from this slide. If we think about these different types of lights, microwave light, if it's absorbed by a molecule, is a sufficient amount of frequency and energy to get those molecules to rotate. That, of course, generates heat, so that's how your microwaves work.
重要的信息,如果我们看看,这些不同种类的光,微波,如果被分子吸收,它的频率和能量可以,使分子转动,这当然的,会产生热量,这就是你们微波炉的工作原理。
So, for example, here we're showing rubidium and potassium and sodium plotted where we're plotting the frequency -- that's the frequency of that light that's coming into the metal versus the kinetic energy of the electron that's ejected from the surface of the metal.
让大家看来都是可以理解的事情,就是把不同金属的观测结果,画到一张图里面来,例如这里,我们展示的是钠,钾,铷的频率-这是照射金属的光的频率,和金属表面出射电子动能的关系。
So, we can get from these energy differences to frequency h by frequency is equal to r sub h over Planck's constant 1 times 1 over n final squared minus 1 over n initial squared.
所以我们通过不同能量,得到不同频率,频率等于R下标,除以普朗克常数乘以1除以n末的平方减去。
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