Hello, i am new to quantum physics, i guess if someone could give me some advice about it, like websites, books or other types of information about quantum physics, as well as the basic physics and maths required to understand it...Einherjar said:
At least you should know something about energy (both kinetic and potential), momentum, and waves.I made an attempt a while back to construct a QM web site. Its atEinherjar said:
(only Newton's physics now, a little of electricity and thermodynamics, and the only thing studied at school was quantum orbitals and numbers for atoms in Chemistry 1s2,2s2, etc, you know it... BTW, our Physics are attached to chemistry, Physics and Chemistry A). Since i allways interested in physics, even (and specially the most advanced, even if i don't know too much), i wanted to fill this gap, even if i have to search for myself. So, one more time i thank you all for the support.Quantum physics is a branch of physics that studies the behavior of matter and energy at a very small scale, such as atoms and subatomic particles. It explains the fundamental principles that govern the behavior of the universe at a microscopic level.
Quantum physics is important because it helps us understand the fundamental laws of nature and enables us to develop new technologies, such as computers, lasers, and medical imaging devices. It also allows us to explore the mysteries of the universe, such as black holes and the origins of the universe.
Some key concepts in quantum physics include superposition, entanglement, uncertainty principle, and wave-particle duality. These concepts challenge our classical understanding of the world and provide a new perspective on how matter and energy behave.
To get started learning about quantum physics, it is important to have a solid foundation in mathematics and classical physics. You can then start by reading introductory books or taking online courses. It is also helpful to stay updated on current research and attend lectures or conferences on quantum physics.
Some real-world applications of quantum physics include quantum computing, cryptography, and secure communication. Other applications include medical imaging, quantum sensors, and quantum materials for advanced technologies. Research in quantum physics also has potential for advancements in energy production and transportation.