Atomic Oxygen Emission Intensity Ratio: Observation and Theory

Citation

Slanger, T. G., B. D.Sharpee,D. A.Pejaković,D. L.Huestis,M. A.Bautista,R. L.Gattinger,E. J.Llewellyn,I. C.McDade,D. E.Siskind, and K. R.Minschwaner (2011), Atomic oxygen emission intensity ratio: Observation and theory, Eos Trans. AGU, 92(35), 291.

Abstract

What constitutes reality: observation or theory? In the search for truth, observations can sometimes diverge from theory, forcing scientists to rethink fundamental approaches and question the idea of what it means for a system to exhibit “standard” behavior. In this Forum we argue that agreement among theoreticians on the numerical value of a particular physical parameter must still withstand the test of observation.


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