Concerning Hertz' photoelectric effect
S. L. Vesely, A. A. Vesely
Abstract
Experimental evidence of the photoelectric effect goes back to H. Hertz. It occurred during the famous confirmation experiments of the Maxwellian theory. It is commonly held however that it cannot be explained in the framework of that theory. We are calling attention to some aspects linked with the interpretation of that effect on which, in our opinion, it is worthwhile reflecting.
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