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Understanding interference in classical physics The theory of diffraction is the foundation for study of the double-slit interference e... -
The analytic method of representing functional relationships type of methods Every law of nature, connecting certain phenomena w... -
The tabular method for functions The analytic method of representing a function is primarily used in theoretical work, when it is... -
De-Broglie's Law If electromagnetic radiation consists of photons-localized clumps of energy-how can we explain phenomena such as di... -
Bohr's Principle of Complementarity Bohr was 'one of the intellectual giants of early quantum theory. His ideas and his personal...
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Parabola of the third degree The third-degree polynomial: Simple case This equation has a graph in the form of a curve calle... -
Understanding diffraction in classical physics Diffraction, which was first observed by Leonardo da Vinci, is often considered to be the... -
Why Quantum Physics How does the universe work? What are the principles that underlie natural phenomena? Philosophers have ponde...
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determinism of universe The underlying assumptions and philosophical implications of classical physics are so familiar that you ma... -
wave-particle duality (When Is a Particle Not a Particle?) In describing the quantum world, we must abandon the classical notion of a...
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