Rydberg constant  
   
     
  E Q U A T I O N S  
   
  A times B  
     
    1   von Klitzing   sphere radius 1   1.422283  
    2   sphere pack squrd   2   0.000000  
    3      
 
     
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  A divided by B  
 
    1   Avogardo's number   electron molr mss   -2.082090  
    2   light   n u momentum   0.105355  
    3   light squared   n u energy   0.174657  
    4   permeability magn   36/pi   -0.068386  
    5   Rydberg xhc in eV   ion conversion fc   0.018950  
    6   wave # /photon en   rd surface/ rd vl   -0.068386  
    7   (1/12)   radiation constnt   0.348756  
    8   (16/15)   Lyman beta   -0.053655  
    9   (9/8)   Lyman alpha   -0.063809  
    10   1   electron mass   0.036102  
    11   8   fine structure   -0.098887  
    12   4/(3)   Hydrogen at infty   -0.053548  
    13   pi squared   light squared   0.070025  
    14   pi/18   a u charge   -0.731219  
    15   Nccp squared / pi   a u charge   -0.731219  
    16   sphere diam 1   elementary charge   -0.657860  
    17   quantum circl x 2   Josephson constnt   -0.811862  
    18   quantum circulutn   12   -0.068386  
    19   4 pi squared   Boltzmann   2.202052  
    20              
 
  The most accurately measured of the fundamental constants, which enters into   
  the formulas for wave numbers of atomic spectra and serves as a universal scaling   
  factor for any spectroscopic transition and as an important cornerstone in the   
  determination of other constants. For any atom, the Rydberg constant  
  For any atom, the Rydberg constant divided by 1 + m/M,  where m and M are  
   the masses of an electron and of the nucleus.  
 
 
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