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Spectroscopic Analysis of Planetary Compositions

Quantum Mechanics for Spectroscopy → Case Studies in Planetary Spectroscopy

This advanced graduate-level path equips learners with the knowledge and skills to use spectroscopy for studying planetary compositions, covering both surface mineralogy and atmospheric composition. It builds from fundamental physics (quantum mechanics, atomic physics) and radiative transfer through data calibration and interpretation techniques, culminating in practical applications to real planetary bodies.

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