Re: Where to find Optical Physics and laser dynamics/properties formulas for the 50G Message #2 Posted by Ed Look on 24 July 2007, 12:44 p.m., in response to message #1 by Scott Blakely
I have found that over the years, most programs or equations available, free or otherwise, are for engineering, surveying, and to a smaller extent, finance.
If you want ones more quickly and directly applicable to physics or chemistry, you may have to open your textbook or journal article and key it in yourself.
I needed a program to calculate Miller indices and a formula to quickly convert between eV and nm or angstroms and had to write or input them myself in both the 33S, 48G/G+, and 49G+. Fortunately, in the case of these five calculators, there is either a built in or downloaded constants library I could use to ease the writing.
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