'Quantum theory' diaporamas de présentation

Quantum Theory of Light

Quantum Theory of Light. A TimeLine. Light as an EM Wave. Light as an EM Wave (Maxwell 1865-1873). Quantum theory did not begin with an attempt to explain the behaviour of light. Light as an EM Wave (Maxwell 1865-1873).

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Unit 2

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Commonsense Reasoning about Chemistry Experiments: Ontology and Representation

Commonsense Reasoning about Chemistry Experiments: Ontology and Representation Ernest Davis Commonsense 2009 Gas in a piston Figure 1-3 of The Feynmann Lectures on Physics. The gas is made of molecules. The piston is a continuous chunk of stuff.

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Chapter 25. Mirrors and the Reflection of Light

Chapter 25. Mirrors and the Reflection of Light. Our everyday experience that light travels in straight lines is the basis of the ray model of light. Ray optics apply to a variety of situations, including mirrors, lenses, and shiny spoons.

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Prosumers: Our Model of Recovery

Prosumers: Our Model of Recovery. Ghetto conditions Work environments that seem unbearable Poor family dynamics Mental Illness Stresses of long term separation Stresses of combat. Why do some people survive, and even thrive in difficult situations?.

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Quantum mechanics for Advaitins

Quantum mechanics for Advaitins. A (very) short course. The concept of objective reality . Objective reality is assumed to exist whether or not it is being observed. Physics is the study of the universal laws governing objective reality. Physics depends on the:

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Making sure you understand the material !!!

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Learning Objectives

Learning Objectives. Who was involved? Which experiments were used to help us understand? What are atomic line spectra? Which models were used to represent the atom? Which equations are fundamental? Which ones are handy to know?! What have been the successes of quantum theory?

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Unemployment

Unemployment What are the different types of unemployment? How are unemployment rates determined? What is full employment? Types of Unemployment Frictional Unemployment

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Bohr and Quantum Mechanical Model

Bohr and Quantum Mechanical Model. Mrs. Kay Chem 11A. Those who are not shocked when they first come across quantum theory cannot possibly have understood it. (Niels Bohr on Quantum Physics). Wavelengths and energy.

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Physicists on the Money

Physicists on the Money. (1867-1917) appears on the Norwegian 200 Kroner note. Birkeland was a pioneer in studying the magnetic field of the earth and the aurora borealis . KRISTIAN BIRKELAND.

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The Expanding Universe!

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Physics 780.02 Introduction

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Quantum Theory of What?

Quantum Theory of What?. What does quantum theory describe?. In classical physics, we assume that objects exist objectively. Classical physics describes classical objects, which are those that are assumed to be directly observable with the human senses.

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Quantum Theory of What?

Quantum Theory of What?. What does quantum theory describe?. In classical physics, we assume that objects exist objectively. Classical physics describes classical objects, which are those that are assumed to be directly observable with the human senses.

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Current Model of the Atom

Current Model of the Atom. current model based on quantum theory electrons exist in probability clouds called orbitals electrons do NOT orbit nucleus in circular pattern How can we keep track of the electrons?. Notation.

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Electromagnetic Spectrum Calculations

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HomeWork PHY240: Particle Properties of Light

HomeWork PHY240: Particle Properties of Light. September 28, 2010 Due October 6, 2010. PHY240 PHYIII: Chp3 Particle Properties of Waves. Question #1 Planck constant ( i ) is a universal constant (ii) is the same for all metals (iii) is different for different metals

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