Quantum Physics!

[Malic]

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If this kind of thread already exist kindly disregard this one.

Anyone here capable of sharing any ideas about quantum physics? Can you share your knowledge?

[fritzd]

I made a thread about Ultracold Physics. I am going to specialize in Quantun Optics in my 2nd Master year more specifically on Ultracold Quantum Gases. I made a thread weeks ago about this. I posted some videos and articles on the topic. You can check it out. hehehe

https://www.istorya.net/forums/scienc...d-physics.html

As for Quantum Physics, it is very difficult to explain it simple terms. But from what I know, simply, what separates it from classical physics is that in Quantum Physics, events are never deterministic. They are ruled by probabilities. If you to know more, you can read through the introduction, preface, and chapter 1 of Cohentanoudji's book on Quantum Mechanics. It gives you complete insight on the field of Quantum Physics. I have a softcopy of the book. I can give you a copy if you want. The net also provides a lot of information about Quantum Physics. Quantum Physics - Overview of quantum physics

[jackyboy]

Isn't this the field of physics where it defined the nonexistence of God? Correct me if I'm wrong. Hehehe.

[fritzd]

Isn't this the field of physics where it defined the nonexistence of God? Correct me if I'm wrong. Hehehe.

hahaha! I don't really know. But from what I've learned, the answer is no. Only if you try to bridge it with Religion and Spirituality will you get misled to believe the God doesn't exist. Let's not try to reconcile both here. Let's just focus on the science.

[Malic]

I made a thread about Ultracold Physics. I am going to specialize in Quantun Optics in my 2nd Master year more specifically on Ultracold Quantum Gases. I made a thread weeks ago about this. I posted some videos and articles on the topic. You can check it out. hehehe

https://www.istorya.net/forums/scienc...d-physics.html

As for Quantum Physics, it is very difficult to explain it simple terms. But from what I know, simply, what separates it from classical physics is that in Quantum Physics, events are never deterministic. They are ruled by probabilities. If you to know more, you can read through the introduction, preface, and chapter 1 of Cohentanoudji's book on Quantum Mechanics. It gives you complete insight on the field of Quantum Physics. I have a softcopy of the book. I can give you a copy if you want. The net also provides a lot of information about Quantum Physics. Quantum Physics - Overview of quantum physics

thanks a lot.

[fritzd]

Speaking of Quantum Mechanics, this just came in.

http://physicsworld.com/cws/article/news/40149
Seeing quantum effects on a big scale

A scheme to couple the motion of a single atom with a crystal membrane could enable quantum-mechanical effects to be seen on a larger scale than ever before.

The idea, which has been proposed by researchers in Austria, Germany and the US, could help to solve the mystery of why quantum effects only seem to appear at tiny dimensions while the everyday world is governed by classical physics.

http://physicsworld.com/cws/article/news/40149

[vern]

Seriously. Be specific.