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64. Quantum Theory 3. The wave functions of quantum mechanical entities satisfy the schroedinger equation( erwin schroedinger, 1887–1961, nobel laureate in physics 1933), a http://www.amershamhealth.com/medcyclopaedia/Volume I/QUANTUM THEORY.asp

Medcyclopaedia About Medcyclopaedia Back to Amersham Health Medical Professional site Search for: Type a word or a phrase. All forms of the word are searchable. Browse entry words starting with: A B C D ... Other characters Try our Medcyclopaedia Premium Edition with added tools and functionality tailored to make your working day easier. The following tools are presently available: Expanded search Advanced search Anatomical images with and without annotations For Medical Professionals only, registration required Quantum theory, or quantum mechanics, theory which developed gradually over the first three decades of the 20th century and one of the major theories of modern physics. It accounts for the fact, that in the microscopic world, various physical phenomena exhibit discrete, so-called quantized states, rather than assuming a continuum of states as postulated by classical physics. The basic tenets of quantum theory are : 1. A particle can exhibit wave-like characteristics in certain physical situations. For each particle (mass point) there exists a generally complex wave function X(x,t) (see imaginary numbers ) of the spatial coordinate vector x and time t, which meets certain mathematical conditions. X(x,t) decribes the state of the particle. X(x,t) is related to the probability of finding the particle in a position x and at time t. A typical example is the following: we have to think of electron clouds around atoms rather than electron particles: we can only identify a certain probability that at any given time a given electron will be found in a certain region around the atomic nucleus; the electron cloud is thus a kind of probability distribution of finding an electron. Instead of using the position x of the particle, the

65. Albert Einstein Archives C. Antonoff, G. Aron, W. (re Spinoza Kant) Arrhenius, Svante (re nobel Prize Lecture 22, 221, 22-001 to 22-061, schroedinger, erwin - Folder I, 1925 to 1939. http://www.albert-einstein.org/userguide_lof.html

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68. QUANTOM.INFO: Infoseite Zur Quanten- Und Atomphysik erwin Schrödinger schroedinger 1 erwin Schrödinger 2 ArbeitskreisStohrer, Universität Bremen 3 Website of the nobel Foundation. http://www.quantom.info/qm_body.html

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69. Erwin Schrödinger - Biography erwin's father came from a Bavarian family which generations before had settledin Vienna. For this work he shared with Dirac the nobel Prize for 1933. http://www.nobel.se/physics/laureates/1933/schrodinger-bio.html

Technical College of Vienna . Erwin's father came from a Bavarian family which generations before had settled in Vienna. He was a highly gifted man with a broad education. After having finished his chemistry studies, he devoted himself for years to Italian painting. After this he took up botany, which resulted in a series of papers on plant phylogeny. In 1920 he took up an academic position as assistant to Max Wien , followed by positions at Stuttgart (extraordinary professor), Breslau (ordinary professor), and at the University of Zurich (replacing von Laue Peter Debye It came as a result of his dissatisfaction with the quantum condition in Bohr's orbit theory and his belief that atomic spectra should really be determined by some kind of eigenvalue problem. For this work he shared with Dirac the Nobel Prize for 1933. Princeton University and was offered a permanent position there, but did not accept. In 1936 he was offered a position at University of Graz, which he accepted only after much deliberation and because his longing for his native country outweighed his caution. With the annexation of Austria in 1938, he was immediately in difficulty because his leaving Germany in 1933 was taken to be an unfriendly act. Soon afterwards he managed to escape to Italy, from where he proceeded to Oxford and then to

70. Schrodinger Honours awarded to erwin Schrödinger (Click a link below for the full listof mathematicians honoured in this way). nobel Prize, Awarded 1933. http://www-gap.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/Mathematicians/Schrodinger.html

Born: 12 Aug 1887 in Erdberg, Vienna, Austria Died: 4 Jan 1961 in Vienna, Austria Click the picture above to see eleven larger pictures Show birthplace location Previous (Chronologically) Next Biographies Index Previous (Alphabetically) Next Main index Gymnasium in the autumn of 1898, rather later than was usual since he spent a long holiday in England around the time he might have entered the school. He wrote later about his time at the Gymnasium:- I was a good student in all subjects, loved mathematics and physics, but also the strict logic of the ancient grammars, hated only memorising incidental dates and facts. Of the German poets, I loved especially the dramatists, but hated the pedantic dissection of this works. our professor partial differential equations to dynamics, eigenvalue problems, Maxwell 's equations and electromagnetic theory, optics, thermodynamics and statistical mechanics Mertens , function theory, differential equations and mathematical statistics by Wilhelm Wirtinger (who he found uninspiring as a lecturer). He also studied projective geometry , algebraic curves and continuous groups in lectures by Gustav Kohn.

71. History Of The Czech Republic History Of Hungary Arthur, 18621931, Austrian writer Schoenberg, Arnold, 1874-1951, Austrian composerSchroedinger, erwin, 1887-1961, winner of the 1933 nobel Physics Prize http://www.zum.de/whkmla/biographies/germany/bioxaustria.html

History of the Czech Republic History of Hungary First posted on November 12th 2002 External Links : Biographies related to Austrian History For links on general biographical sources, go to Biographies Main Page Austria Lexicon , from AEIOU, English version; of the more than 14,000 entries, most are (brief) biographies. World Statesmen : Austria , by Ben Cahoon; not biographies, but lists of kings, prime ministers etc, since the 18th century; Rulers : Austria , by B. Schemmel; World Rulers : Austria , by Enno Schulz, illustrated; Leaders of Austria, from ZPC , including foreign ministers, party leaders OeH : Oekumenisches Heiligenlexikon (Ecumenical Lexicon of Saints), Oesterreich (Austria) index; in German; more than 100 entries Printed Reference : Biographies related to Austrian History This is Just an alphabetical index. Click on the name you look for, and you will be referred to a list of biographies of the respective historical period. Within that list, scroll down for the name you look for. Adler, Alfred

72. Books By Erwin Schroedinger of books by erwin schroedinger. erwin schroedinger (18871961) received the NobelPrize in physics for his discovery of new productive forms of atomic theory. http://www.whatislife.com/reviews/schroedinger.htm

Reviews of books by Erwin Schroedinger ERWIN SCHROEDINGER (1887-1961) received the Nobel Prize in physics for his discovery of new productive forms of atomic theory. In 1935 Schroedinger published "The present situation in quantum mechanics" where he made the following thought experiment. A cat in a closed box is either alive or dead according to whether a quantum event occurred. The paradox is that both the dead and living cat coexist. They coexist seemingly in parallel until an observer opens the box and looks at the cat, i.e., performs an experiment and forces the quantum system into a classical state, where only one or the other state exists, unlike the strange coexistence of two quantum states. What is Life with Mind and Matter and Autobiographical Sketches by Erwin Schroedinger Cambridge University Press; 1996, 1967, 1944 Erwin Schroedinger's essay 'What is Life' presents a physicist's view of the molecular world of living organisms. Written in 1944, it explained why the physics of his time was inadequate to give a complete description of the molecular mechanism of life. It is the realization of what can be summarize as the Large and the Small. Schroedinger, who made a major contribution to quantum mechanics, realized that there is no physics known that can bridge the laws of the very small and the laws of the very large (to which life belongs while making extensive use of the very small). This physics is still not elaborated or discovered (see also Roger Penrose ) and represents the incompatibility between gravitational mechanics and quantum mechanics.

73. ESVA: Schrödinger Mini-Exhibit nobel Laureates. The task is, not so much to see what no one has yet seen; but tothink what nobody has yet thought, about that which everybody sees. erwin http://www.aip.org/history/esva/exhibits/schro.htm

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74. Erwin Schroedinger http://prioris.mini.pw.edu.pl/~wawrzek/tq98/schroedi.htm

Erwin Schrödinger Austrian theoretician was born in 1887. In his long career he worked in Stuttgart, in Zurich, in Berlin, in Oxford, in Graz and in Dublin. One of the fathers of quantum mechanics. Using works of Broglie, in 1925-26 made a theory of microparticle move - wave mechanics. His basic equation has a main role in atomic physic. It's so important in exploring the atom as Newton's equations in mechanics. In 1933 he received a Nobel Prize in physics for mathematician form of wave mechanics. He also did a lot in field theory, in General Theory of Relativity, in thermodynamics, in theory of colours. His book "What is life?" had an important influence on twentieth century biology. He died in 1961.

75. TeX2HTML - Converted Document Translate this page erwin Schrödinger (Vienna, 1887-1961) fu uno dei tre padri della meccanica quantistica Heisenberge Paul Dirac, e con essi ricevette il premio nobel per la http://www.vialattea.net/odifreddi/bio/schrod.htm

Sulla cresta dell'onda Piergiorgio Odifreddi Ottobre 1996 Ondeggiamenti Anschluss Filosoficamente, fu un non ortodosso: ammirava i mistici, ma disprezzava le pratiche religiose e la teologia ufficiale; per tutta la vita rimase sia un seguace della filosofia olistica e idealista del Vedanta, che un oppositore dell'interpretazione analogamente olistica e idealista della meccanica quantistica. Epistemologia e ondologia del microcosmo i ( h p Y = H Y (-1)]: essa sottolinea il passaggio dalle descrizioni reali (nel senso sia matematico che comune) della fisica classica, a quelle immaginarie (nello stesso senso) della fisica moderna. Y Y Il che lascia (e vuole lasciare) irrisolto il problema di descrivere che cosa succede veramente all'interno dell'atomo: problema che Bohr e Heisenberg, e dopo di loro la maggioranza silenziosa, decisero di considerare semplicemente senza senso, una di quelle domande che la buona educazione (fisica) non permette di fare. paradosso di Einstein, Podolski e Rosen Louis de Broglie (premio Nobel nel 1929), col concetto di

76. Untitled erwin Schrodinger (18871961), an Austrian theoretical physicist, published (1926)four papers In 1933 he shared the nobel Prize for physics with Paul DIRAC http://www.phy.hr/~dpaar/fizicari/schroedi.html

Erwin Schrodinger (1887-1961), an Austrian theoretical physicist, published (1926) four papers that laid the foundation of the wave-mechanics approach to quantum theory and set forth his now-famous wave equation. In 1933 he shared the Nobel Prize for physics with Paul DIRAC for his contributions to atomic theory. He also worked on problems of general relativity and cosmology and on a unified field theory. Late in his life Schrodinger studied the foundations of physics and their implications for philosophy. Biography

77. Quantum Chemistry People - Alphabetical Listing - Component Of : Early Ideas In Hartree, Douglas R. †, checked. Heisenberg, Werner Karl †, checked Nobelchecked Am.Inst.Phys. schroedinger, erwin † (Princeton Dublin), checked. http://www.quantum-chemistry-history.com/Alph_Dat/Main2.htm

Alphabetical Listing of Interesting Names in Quantum Chemistry This page enters into a listing of interesting names in Quantum Chemistry on this web site and elsewhere Choose at left A Last link check : Feb. 10, 2002 Last update : Feb. 10, 2002 Name - Location on this site - click linking elsewhere - click sometimes off-net? Ahlrichs , Karlsruhe, Germany yes B Last link check : Apr. 28, 2002 Last update : Apr. 28, 2002 Name - Location on this site - click linking elsewhere - click Ballhausen, Carl J. (Copenhagen) Berthier, Gaston (Paris) C Last link check : Apr. 28, 2002 Last update : Apr. 28, 2002 Name - Location on this site - click linking elsewhere - click Craig, David P., (Canberra, Austr.) D Last link check : May 15, 2002 Last update : May 15, 2002 Name - Location on this site - click linking elsewhere - click Dahl, Jens Peder (Copenhagen)

78. Sci-Philately - A History Of Science On Stamps Davisson in 1927, and de Broglie received the 1929 nobel prize in The Austrian physicistErwin schroedinger (18871961)(Detail) incorporated the wave nature of http://ublib.buffalo.edu/libraries/units/sel/exhibits/stamps/modphys3a.html

MODERN PHYSICS PART III Albert Einstein's (1879-1955) name is associated with the general and special theories of relativity, but his explanation of the photoelectric effect, a phenomenon which could not be be accounted for by electromagnetic wave theory, won him the Nobel prize in physics. He proposed a corpuscular model of radiation as the photoelectric mechanism. Light travels in quanta (or photons) and must be of a certain threshhold energy (or color) to cause the emission of electrons from a given surface, while its intensity determines only the number of electrons so released. This German stamp shows electrons escaping at random angles while light strikes the surface. Einstein's law E=mc2 is shown on Nicaragua Scott 879 and features a stylized mushroom cloud generally associated with a nuclear bomb explosion. Inside the mushroom cap appears a beryllium atom with four electrons orbiting a nucleus of four protons and five neutrons. "Beryllium is a highly efficient generator of neutrons when bombarded with alpha particles. It may serve as a source of neutrons to initiate the nuclear fission within the fuel nucleus of a reactor." (

79. Fisica Applicata - Guida Di SuperEva Translate this page Nell'immagine al lato erwin schroedinger (in alto) i quattro premi Nobelda sinistra Bunin, Schrödinger, Dirac, Heisenberg, (1933) (in basso). http://guide.supereva.it/fisica_applicata/interventi/2001/01/24763.shtml

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80. Nobel. Fizyka. Ciekawostki nobel. Fizyka (1112-00, 1901). Z kolei jeden z twórców teorii kwantowejErwin schroedinger (1887- 1961) byl nieprawdopodobnym kobieciarzem. http://www1.gazeta.pl/nauka/1,34144,93873.html

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