The Curious Wavefunction

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Showing posts with label history of science. Show all posts
Showing posts with label history of science. Show all posts

Richard L. Garwin (1928-2025): Force of Nature

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There are physicists, and then there are physicists. There are engineers, and then there are engineers. There are government advisors, and t...

Timeless Figures, #1: Albert Einstein

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So much has been written about Albert Einstein over the ages that it is sometimes easy to take for granted and forget what made him special....

Jack Dunitz (1923-2021): Chemist And Writer Extraordinaire

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Every once in a while there is a person of consummate achievement in a field, a person who while widely known to workers in that field is vi...
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How Niels Bohr predicted Rydberg atoms

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  In Niels Bohr's original 1913 formulation of the quantum atom, the Bohr radius r was proportional to n^2, n being the principal quantu...
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