Quantum Physics 3/3 - Etienne Klein
How to "interpret" quantum physics?
During the 1920s, physics underwent a major upheaval: physicists realized that atoms, those particles of matter they had discovered a few years earlier, do not obey the laws of conventional physics. They had to develop new concepts, new principles, new rules. In just a few years, the material world became unrecognizable: quantum physics, the physics of the infinitely small, was born.
Etienne Klein, physicist and philosopher, professor at Centrale Paris, and research director at the CEA (French Alternative Energies and Atomic Energy Commission), presents this physics to us over three sessions.
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Welcome to my channel, which is dedicated to sharing scientific knowledge in various fields, from theoretical physics to computer science, social sciences, and even history lectures—in short, everything I'm passionate about, which covers a wide range of topics.
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Quantum Physics 3/3 - Etienne Klein
How to "interpret" quantum physics?
During the 1920s, physics underwent a major upheaval: physicists realized that atoms, those particles of matter they had discovered a few years earlier, do not obey the laws of conventional physics. They had to develop new concepts, new principles, new rules. In just a few years, the material world became unrecognizable: quantum physics, the physics of the infinitely small, was born.
Etienne Klein, physicist and philosopher, professor at Centrale Paris, and research director at the CEA (French Alternative Energies and Atomic Energy Commission), presents this physics to us over three sessions.
Source:
City of Science and Industry website
http://www.cite-sciences.fr/fr/accueil/
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Twitter https://twitter.com/SebPuppa?lang=fr
Welcome to my channel, which is dedicated to sharing scientific knowledge in various fields, from theoretical physics to computer science, social sciences, and even history lectures—in short, everything I'm passionate about, which covers a wide range of topics.
This YouTube channel is dedicated to bringing together as many lectures on as many subjects as possible in one place.