planck.distribution.nutilde: Plank distribution as a function of wavenumber.

In npetraco/che302r: Handy functions for CHEM 302, Physical Chemistry II

Plank distribution as a function of wavenumber.

Description

This is a function to plot the Plank distribution as a function of wavenumber (m^-1).

Usage

planck.distribution.nutilde(nut.min, nut.max, Temp, plotQ = FALSE)

Arguments

nut.min	The smallest wavenumber to use. Use something at least little larger than 0.
nut.max	The largest wavenumber to use.
Temp	The temperature in Kelvin
plotQ	Whether or not to plot the distribution

Details

This is a function to plot the Plank distribution as a function of wavenumber. NOTE: The units of wavenumber for this function are m^-1 and NOT cm^-1.

Value

A two column matrix. The first column is the nu-tilde-axis over which the Planck distribution was computed. The second column is the Planck distribution values

Examples

#USE the function planck.distribution.nutilde below:
planck.distribution.nutilde(10000,3000000,1500)

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