Quantum Theory

Quantum Theory

• 1. Quantum Theory Quantum Theory Max Planck 1858-1947
• 2. Who is Max Planck? Who is Max Planck? Planck developed "Quantum Theory" and worked on the laws of Thermodynamics. He found the "Planck constant" and "Planck's radiation law" known by his name. His quantum theory was groundbreaking in the laws of physics known to date.
• 3. Youth and Career Youth and Career He was born in Planck, Kiel, Holstein. His father was Johann Julius Wilhelm Planck and his mother was Emma Patzig, his father's second wife. Planck was also talented in music. He took vocal lessons. He has also composed songs and opera but he chose studying physics instead.
• 4. Youth and Career In 1885 he was appointed to the University of Kiel as an associate professor in the field of theoretical physics. In 1900 he discovered Quantum Mechanics.
• 5. What Is Quantum? What Is Quantum? Quantum means "one of the subsets of possible values of a wave" as the dictionary means. It is used to define the physics rules of particles smaller than atoms.
• 6. What Is A Quantum Theory? What Is A Quantum Theory? It is one of the most controversial theories on the history of science and humanity. Quantum theory is a physics theory that explains the energy in atomic developments.
• 7. What Is Quantum Thinking? What Is Quantum Thinking? Quantum Thinking is a form of creative thinking that can be effective at a deep level and under the sub-atomic field. It enters a special level of consciousness and includes specially constructed formations. Prepares a suitable ground for a healthy and strong body.
• 8. How Was Quantum Theory Discovered? How Was Quantum Theory Discovered? Scientists have discovered that waves can act as particles and that particles can act like waves. This is quantum theory. At the end of the intervention, an atom can be found in two places at the same time and it is called superposition. Quantum computers are based on the purpose of making multiple calculations at the same time by utilizing the superposition of atoms.
• 9. Development Of Quantum Theory Development Of Quantum Theory In 1900, Planck made the assumption that energy was composed of individual units or quantities. In 1905, Albert Einstein did not only quantify energy but also radiation itself.
• 10. Development Of Quantum Theory In 1924, Louis de Broglie argued that there was no fundamental difference in the formation and behavior of energy and matter. In 1927, Werner Heisenberg argued that it was not possible to simultaneously measure two complementary values, such as the position and momentum of diatomic particles.
• 11. The Effect of Quantum Theory The Effect of Quantum Theory Quantum theory and Einstein's theory of relativity form the basis for modern physics. The principles of quantum physics are applied in many areas such as quantum optics, quantum chemistry, quantum computation, and quantum cryptography.