Classical Physics

Mar 16, 2013

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The Downfall of Classical Physics

The Downfall of Classical Physics. Niels Bohr – Quantum Mechanics. Niels Bohr applies Quantum Mechanics to Rutherford’s model and proposes that electrons are located around the nucleus in energy levels. . The Rise of Quantum Physics.

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The fall of Classical Physics

The fall of Classical Physics. Classical physics: Fundamental Models. Particle Model (particles, bodies) Motion in 3 dimension; for each time t, position and speed are known (they are well-defined numbers, regardless we know them). Mass is known. Systems and rigid objects

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Quantum Mechanics as Classical Physics

Quantum Mechanics as Classical Physics. Charles Sebens University of Michigan July 31, 2013. Dirk-André Deckert Michael Hall Howard Wiseman. UC Davis Griffith University Griffith University. A Strange Interpretation of QM.

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CLASSICAL PHYSICS Space, Time, Motion

CLASSICAL PHYSICS Space, Time, Motion. Space, time, velocity, acceleration Relative motion Inertial reference frames Newtons laws of motion. Classical physics of space, time, & motion established in Newton’s book Principia. Some definitions: Speed = Distance divided by Time

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Failures of Classical Physics Some experimental situations where "classical" physics fails:

Failures of Classical Physics Some experimental situations where "classical" physics fails:. Photoelectric effect. Blackbody radiation. Wave properties of electron . Line spectra. The remedies come from some inherently quantum ideas:. Blackbody Radiation.

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Review of Classical Physics

Review of Classical Physics. By the late part of the 19th century, physics consisted of two great pillars: a) mechanics including thermodynamics and b) electromagnetism. However, a series of problems that should have been solvable continued to perplex physicists.

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Chapter 38. The End of Classical Physics

Chapter 38. The End of Classical Physics. Studies of the light emitted by gas discharge tubes helped bring classical physics to an end. Chapter Goal: To understand how scientists discovered the properties of atoms and how these discoveries led to the need for a new theory of light and matter.

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Modern Physics vs Classical Physics

Modern Physics vs Classical Physics. Electrons J.J. Thompson Robert Millikan Photons Max Planck Albert Einstein Photoelectric Effect Experiment The Graph Energy Levels Absorption/Emission Spectra Bohr Model De Broglie Wavelength X-Ray Production Compton Scattering.

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Physics I Classical Mechanics

Physics I Classical Mechanics. Applications of Newton’s Laws. Calculation Methods. Simplification. particle negligible magnitude compared to... -> rope , chain with no weight = same T at both ends

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The Breakdown of Classical Physics

The Breakdown of Classical Physics At the turn of the 20 th century there was a widely held belief that most of physics was known or understood and little remained to be discovered. Witness the following statements:

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Classical Physics

Classical Physics. The Foundation of pure & applied (macroscopic) physics & engineering! Newton’s Laws + Boltzmann’s Statistical Mechanics (& Thermodynamics): Describe most of the macroscopic world Classical Mechanics : The Physics of the 17 th & 18 th centuries. Still useful!

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Failures of Classical Physics Some experimental situations where "classical" physics fails:

Failures of Classical Physics Some experimental situations where "classical" physics fails:. Photoelectric effect. Blackbody radiation. Wave properties of electron. Line spectra. The remedies come from some inherently quantum ideas:. Blackbody Radiation.

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Classical Physics

Classical Physics. Introduction to Physics Textbook: Physics for Computer Science Students, by N. Garcia, A. Damask, and S. Schwarz, 2nd, 1998. Chapter One. Physical Quantities. Physical Quantities. In physics two fundamental processes are involved:

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Basic Concepts Of Classical Physics - Edukite

The Basic Concepts Of Classical Physics will provide an introduction to classical dynamics and waves. It serves as a preparation for further study in Geophysics-based degree programmes. By getting this course you will be able to solve problems in classical optics and thermodynamics, which provide a basis for further study in physics or another science. See More: https://bit.ly/2WalQGf

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Classical Physics

Classical Physics. Describes objects and their interactions on a macroscopic scale Mechanics Electromagnetism Thermodynamics Seemingly very successful “There is nothing to be discovered in physics now. All that remains is more and more precise measurement.” – Lord Kelvin (1900).

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Revisiting classical Physics

Revisiting classical Physics.

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Classical physics and Quantum theory

Classical physics and Quantum theory. What was classical physics?. Classical physics is physics up to the end of the nineteenth century. It includes Newtonian physics and Maxwells equations. Energy. In classical physics energy was propagated in infinitely small amounts

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The Failures of Classical Physics

The Failures of Classical Physics. Observations of the following phenomena indicate that systems can take up energy only in discrete amounts (quantization of energy): Black-body radiation Heat capacities of solids Atomic spectra. Black-body Radiation.

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The end of classical physics: photons, electrons, atoms

The end of classical physics: photons, electrons, atoms. Last time: Discovery of the electron: Charge quantization photo-electric effect: light behaves as a particle Discovery of the nucleus: Rutherford scattering experiment Today:

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Physics 319 Classical Mechanics

Physics 319 Classical Mechanics. G. A. Krafft Old Dominion University Jefferson Lab Lecture 11. Calculus of Variations. General method for finding functions that extremize integrals Solution by Euler-Lagrange equation Newton’s Law of motion is an example

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Presentation Transcript

The Downfall of Classical Physics

The fall of Classical Physics

Quantum Mechanics as Classical Physics

CLASSICAL PHYSICS Space, Time, Motion

Failures of Classical Physics Some experimental situations where &quot;classical&quot; physics fails:

Review of Classical Physics

Chapter 38. The End of Classical Physics

Modern Physics vs Classical Physics

Physics I Classical Mechanics

The Breakdown of Classical Physics

Classical Physics

Failures of Classical Physics Some experimental situations where &quot;classical&quot; physics fails:

Classical Physics

Basic Concepts Of Classical Physics - Edukite

Classical Physics

Revisiting classical Physics

Classical physics and Quantum theory

The Failures of Classical Physics

The end of classical physics: photons, electrons, atoms

Physics 319 Classical Mechanics

Failures of Classical Physics Some experimental situations where "classical" physics fails:

Failures of Classical Physics Some experimental situations where "classical" physics fails: