
This is a podcast about the fun part of physics. No concepts involved will be hard to understand. Through this podcast, you’ll see that quantum mechanics isn’t a field only for geniuses. Enjoy the journey through the universe and our weird but fascinating quantum world.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 22 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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The probability explanation, the uncertainty principle and the complementary principle combine to form the Copenhagen interpretation. Niels Bohr redefined reality to make everything make sense: There is no essence until observation. What we see depen... more
Heisenberg wasn’t satisfied with the situation: his and Schrödinger’s theory was unified mathematically, but he firmly believed in the discontinuity of nature. Starting from the multiplication rule of matrices, he found the Uncertainty Principle that... more
It seemed as if matrix mechanics were essentially the same as wave functions, but what did physicists make of the mysterious psi? Born claimed that it was probability, challenging determinism, which had been the policy of physics for a long time.
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Heisenberg had just developed the new matrix mechanics when Paul Dirac, the English man, noticed something crucial about the math. Developing a new algebra, the shy physicist got his Nobel Prize but didn’t want it.
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Pauli’s friend Heisenberg went to Helgoland because of hay fever. He sat on the beach to watch the sun rise and came up with a new mechanics of matrices. He claimed that energy levels do Not exist and we should only deal with observables. However, th... more
Pauli had a hard time trying to figure out what the fourth quantum number of the electron could represent. Although two young men later came up with the correct answer, he still couldn’t believe that electrons do have a “spin”. The name of this prope... more
Niels Bohr’s atomic model was the basis of the following theories. The problem of why electrons have fixed orbits led to the discovery of Schrödinger’s wave function. This time, another problem of why electrons stay in their orbits rather than fall t... more
Erwin Schrödinger had a lot of girlfriends. They were his source of inspiration, but his wife wasn’t exactly happy about it. Amidst all the talking about divorce, Erwin went to Arosa for a few days off and wrote a bunch of Nobel Prize winning papers,... more
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