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Heisenberg

The Copenhagen interpretation

2020-07-25 by KJ Runia

We will have a look at the Copenhagen interpretation as proposed by Niels Bohr and Werner Heisenberg to explain the stranger things in quantum mechanics.

Categories Physics, Secondary ed level, Tutorial Tags Bohr, Born, Copenhagen, double-slit experiment, Heisenberg, instrumentalism, interpretation, wave function

Quantum mechanics in ten ideas for people on the move

2020-07-162020-07-12 by KJ Runia

If you’re on the move, you don’t have much time. Here are ten important ideas from quantum mechanics you can catch up on. Particles and wave functions!

Categories Physics, Secondary ed level, Tutorial Tags featured, Feynman, Fourier, Heisenberg, particles, quantum entanglement, quantum field theory, quantum mechanics, quantum physics, quantum theory, uncertainty principle, wave function

Heisenberg’s uncertainty principle

2020-07-042020-06-27 by KJ Runia

Heisenberg’s uncertainty principle is famous in quantum mechanics. However, it doesn’t have its roots in quantum mechanics. Let’s look at Fourier transform pairs.

Categories Level 1 Undergraduate, Physics, Secondary ed level, Tutorial Tags conjugate, De Broglie, delta, featured, Fourier, Fourier transform, frequency, Heisenberg, momentum, position, quantum mechanics, quantum physics, time, uncertainty principle

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