File:Atom deBrogie.jpg
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DescriptionAtom deBrogie.jpg |
English: Two representations of a hydrogenic de-Broglie wave; the ring represents the electron's phase as a color, the wavy line shows the phase using a polar plot of a sinus curve. |
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Author | Pieter Kuiper | |||
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Mathematica code:
circle = PolarPlot[1,{t,0,2 Pi}, ColorFunction -> Function[{x,y,t,r}, Hue[7 t, 0.7]], PlotStyle -> Thickness[0.05], MaxRecursion -> 3]; wave = PolarPlot[1 + 1/8 Sin[7 t], {t, 0, 2 Pi}, PlotStyle -> {Thickness[0.01], GrayLevel[0.0, 0.5]}; graph = Show[wave, circle, wave, Graphics[Disk[{0, 0}, 0.07]], Axes -> None, ImageSize -> Scaled[2.0]] Export["Atom_deBroglie.jpg", graph]
There must be ways to get rid of the discontinuities in color, but I do not know how.
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