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\textbf{please see specific comments on previous section (Aims). In addition, I have some broader comments I'd like to share with you. }
\textbf{First, I think you should take a second look at the Aims section of the "better" photoelectric paper we reviewed in class.} That example includes the key equations describing the physical phenomena that were investigated in their photoelectric effect
measurements: (1) measurements --- such as the relation between the energy of the photon striking the metal surface and the kinetic energy of the electron that is then ejected from the surface
--- and
(2) how they might use also explains that
their aim is to use those fundamental physics
relation relations to determine the value of the ``work function'' A and the value of a fundamental physics constant (actually, combination of constants) $ hc/e$.
\textbf{In your case, the Johnson noise part of your aims section would be expected to} reference Nyquist's prediction \cite{Nyquist_1928} of a fundamental relation between the average thermal energy of an electron (approximately $k_B T$) and the measured \textit{root mean square ac voltage}
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