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An interesting new result involving associated laguerre polynomials

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An interesting new integral expression involving two Associated Laguerre Polynomials is derived, and seven special cases of this expression are discussed.
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An interesting new integral expression involving two Associated Laguerre Polynomials is derived, and seven special cases of this expression are discussed.

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Quantum mechanics

TL;DR: The blackbody radiation problem was solved by Max Planck as mentioned in this paper, who showed that radiation was not continuous but discrete, coming in lumps known as quanta, which became known as Planck's constant and led to the correct prediction of the blackbody spectrum.
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