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Spectroscopic Evidence of J-Transformation of X-rays

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The relation between the atomic number of a radiator and the wave-lengths of its X-ray emission spectrum of K-series is generally assumed to be the regular one described by Sommerfeld's extension of Bohr's idea to X-ray spectra. Well-marked irregularities, however, have not received attention in the literature of the subject; it is the object of this note to direct attention to them.

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KHASTGIR, S., WATSON, W. Spectroscopic Evidence of J-Transformation of X-rays. Nature 115, 604–605 (1925). https://doi.org/10.1038/115604a0

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