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QUANTUM MECHANICS Quantum Mechanics is a set of laws that govern the really small, the realm of particles. It is a strange world were nothing is certain, particles taking multiple ways at once, things not being anywhere but just having probabilities to be in one place or another. Introduction to the problems that lead to quantum mechanics Black body radiation The spiralling electron The photoelectric effect ... Quantum teleportation THE PROBLEMS Quantum mechanics comes from the need to divide up energy, to quantify. There where problems with classical mechanics, dealing with energy. BLACK BODY RADIATION A black body is a idealized object that should be a perfect absorber of electromagnetic waves (light for example) meaning it would absorb all electromagnetic waves of all frequencies, in contrast to say a red object that absorb only wave lengths which doesn't correspond to red light, thereby only emitting light from the red spectrum. A box (or any cavity at all) will serve as a good example of a black body since the radiation won't get out of the box, you can say that it has been absorbed by the box: You have a box, the box is filled with electromagnetic waves, which constitutes the temperature inside the box. Now, lets try to divide up the total energy inside the box between the various numbers of electromagnetic waves that would be inside such a box:

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Quantum mechanics From the Simple English Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia that anyone can change Jump to: navigation search The English used in this article may not be easy for everybody to understand. You can help Wikipedia by making this page or section simpler Quantum mechanics explains how extremely small things work - like atoms and molecules Some ideas in quantum mechanics can be used to understand how small objects combine into large objects like stars, and even the whole Universe Some parts of the theory are controversial . Some results from quantum mechanics seem to disagree with the theory of relativity Quantum mechanics describes nature in a way that is different from how we usually think about science, relying on probability rather than certainty. Contents History The Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle Photoelectric effect Observation ... change History Light was first thought to be made of particles. Isaac Newton called these particles "corpuscles". With this idea, he could explain how light behaved. Later, Christiaan Huygens thought that light was made of waves. These theories seemed to be conflicting with one another.

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