Quantum Physics

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What is Quantum Physics?

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❏ Quantum physics is a branch of
physics that deals with the behavior
of particles, atoms, electrons,
photons and almost everything in
the molecular and sub-molecular
realm.

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❏ The story of quantum physics can
be said to begin in 1859, a full 32
years before the discovery of the
electron.

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❏ The basic mathematical framework
of this concept was first developed
in the 1920s by Niels Bohr, Werner
Heisenberg, Erwin Schrödinger and
others.

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Niels Bohr Werner Heisenberg Erwin Schrödinger

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❏ Mathematics is essential to the field.
❏ Equations are used to describe or
help predict quantum objects and
phenomena.

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❏ The act of observation is a topic of
considerable discussion in quantum
physics.

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❏ Quantum physics is the revolution
that overthrew classical physics.

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What is Classical Physics?

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❏ Classical physics refers to theories of physics
that predate modern, more complete, or more
widely applicable theories.

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❏ Classical physics is causal; comprehensive
knowledge of the past allows for future
prediction. Similarly, comprehensive knowledge
of the future enables accurate computation of
the past.

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Why was quantum physics
developed?

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❏ Quantum physics has been developed because
there were phenomena that classical physics
couldn't explain.

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❏ For example, colors. Why do certain materials
have specific colors? That is explained by the
spectroscopy of the constituent materials, which
is only described by quantum theory.

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❏ Quantum theory may be generally
counterintuitive, but it provides a level of
description or explanation far beyond what is
possible with classical physics.

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❏ Most physicists agree that quantum physics is
the correct theory.

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What is the distinction
between Quantum and
Classical Physics?
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❏ For example, a particle wants to go from point A
to B. In classical physics, the path taken by the
particle is known, but in quantum physics, the
particle can take every possible path from A to
B. It can go through the shortest path or it can
go all the way to the moon, revolve around it,
and come back to point B.

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Quantum Physics' Social
Impact
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❏ Our fundamental understanding of materials,
chemistry, biology, and astronomy has been
enriched by quantum discoveries.

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❏ These findings are a crucial source of innovation,
giving rise to gadgets like lasers and transistors
and permitting genuine progress on
technologies that were long thought to be
completely theoretical, such as quantum
computers.

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❏ Physicists are investigating the potential of
quantum science to alter our understanding of
gravity and its relationship to space and time.

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❏ Quantum physics may even show how
everything in the world or universes is linked to
everything else through higher levels that our
senses cannot comprehend.

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THANK YOU!

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