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treat them like that um so if you think
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treat them like that um so if you think
of I have a bunch of um
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of I have a bunch of um
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of I have a bunch of um
let's say I draw them as discrete levels
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let's say I draw them as discrete levels
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let's say I draw them as discrete levels
you know a bunch of energy levels E1 E2
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you know a bunch of energy levels E1 E2
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you know a bunch of energy levels E1 E2
and of course in a solid this will
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and of course in a solid this will
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and of course in a solid this will
become a density of States
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what's the level of uncertainty
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what's the level of uncertainty
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what's the level of uncertainty
what do I need to know to characterize
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what do I need to know to characterize
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what do I need to know to characterize
my electronic configuration all I need
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my electronic configuration all I need
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my electronic configuration all I need
to know is is the level occupied or not
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okay so I can characterize my electronic
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okay so I can characterize my electronic
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okay so I can characterize my electronic
state by saying which levels are
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state by saying which levels are
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state by saying which levels are
occupied or not um
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