Lecture 8: Bohr Atom and Electron Waves
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This document provides information about lecture 8 of an introduction to modern physics course. The lecture discusses the Bohr atom model and electron waves. It was presented in the fall of 2004 by faculty member Gary R. Goldstein as part of Tufts University's open courseware program.
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