Spectroscopy

 Spectroscopy, investigation of the assimilation and discharge of light and other radiation by issue, as identified with the reliance of these procedures on the frequency of the radiation. All the more as of late, the definition has been extended to incorporate the investigation of the connections between particles, for example, electrons, protons, and particles, just as their collaboration with different particles as a component of their impact vitality. Spectroscopic investigation has been critical in the improvement of the most principal speculations in material science, including quantum mechanics, the exceptional and general hypotheses of relativity, and quantum electrodynamics. Spectroscopy, as applied to high-vitality impacts, has been a key instrument in creating logical comprehension of the electromagnetic power as well as of the solid and weak nuclear forces.