Lecture 22 Notes
Here are the notes for Dr. Joe Dalluge's second guest lecture:
Here are the notes for Dr. Joe Dalluge's second guest lecture:
Our guest lecturer Joe Dalluge will be discussing MS for the next two class periods. Below you will find his notes for Wednesday.
After finishing the notes posted on for Friday, we will continue with these:
After finishing our sub-diffraction imaging discussion, we will start on Raman:
Here are the lecture notes that were missing from Friday's lecture:
We will finish this set of notes and then discuss the subdiffraction resolution paper posted in a separate entry.
Friday's class will be given by guest lecturer, Ben Manning. All covered material will be relevant for our second course examination.
We will continue with this set of notes when we finish Monday's notes. Please read the pre-lecture notes posted in the previous blog entry ahead of Wednesday's class meeting.
First, we'll finish UV-vis and then start with the notes below.
After completing Friday's notes, we'll move on to the notes below.
After we finish the detector notes, we'll start on atomic spectroscopy.
When we finish diffraction, we will start on the topic of detectors:
After finishing the notes from Monday, we'll continue on with the notes below:
This website has some useful representations of optical aberrations.
Most of Monday's class will focus on the notes from Friday; here are the next set of notes:
This slide includes the equation for Rayleigh scattering intensity and cross-section.
After finishing Wednesday's activity, we'll begin with the notes below:
After finishing the notes from last Wednesday's class, we will continue on with the notes below.
We'll continue Monday's lecture with the remaining slides from the first day of class. Then, we will start the material below:
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We will use this paper in class to practice writing minute papers.
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**Please bring a scientific calculator with you to each class.**
Please go over these notes on your own. The first slides emphasize important logistical information for the course. The remainder review some basic physics concepts about electromagnetic radiation. You will find slides titled "Are You Getting the Concept?" that ask you to do a short calculation to check your understanding. Please do these, and we will go over them during the first class meeting on Wednesday. If you need more information on any of these topics, most slides include references to text books that are listed fully at the beginning of the notes.