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Introduction About Don Lincoln Scope Guides Lesson 1—Do You Believe In Atoms? Ancient Thoughts John Dalton Robert Brown Albert Einstein Electron Microscopes Inside the Atom Lesson 2—Peering inside Protons and Neutrons Discovering the Structure of Atoms The Proton and Neutron Even Smaller Particles Inside the Proton and Neutron Lesson 3—Seeing Light as Wave and Particle Light as a Wave Heinrich Hertz Blackbodies Light as a Particle Further Experiments Lesson 4—The Paradox of Quantum Entanglement The Schrödinger Equation The Copenhagen Interpretation Schrödinger’s Cat The EPR Paradox Hidden Variables Conclusion Lesson 5—How We Know Special Relativity Is Real At the Center of the Universe Time Dilation Accounting for Relativity Magnetism Length Contraction Lesson 6—Why the Speed of Light Is the Speed Limit Measuring the Speed of Light Luminiferous Aether and Maxwell’s Equations The Michelson-Morley Experiment A Modern Measurement Lesson 7—Discovering Subatomic Particles Antimatter Carl Anderson and Cosmic Rays The Muon Lesson 8—How Do You Weigh a Quark? Adding Momentum to Einstein’s Equation Determining the Mass of Subatomic Particles The Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle Measuring the
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- Author
- Don Lincoln
- Published
- 2021
- Language
- EN
- Category
- nonfiction
- Subjects
- Science, Physics, Theoretical Physics
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