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Louis de Broglie
Louis-Victor-Pierre-Raymond, siódmy duc de Broglie, (/ dəbrɔɪ /, wymowa francuska:, (posłuchaj), 15 sierpnia 1892 r. - 19 marca 1987 r.) Był francuskim fizykem, który dokonał przełomowych wkładów w teorię kwantową. W tekście doktorskim z 1924 r. Postulował on falę elektronów i sugerował, że cała materia ma właściwości falowe. Koncepcja ta jest znana jako dualizm falistości lub de Broglie. W 1929 roku zdobył Nagrodę Nobla w dziedzinie fizyki. Zachowanie przypominające fale cząstek odkryte przez de Broglie zostało użyte przez Erwina Schrödingera w jego formułowaniu mechaniki fal. Louis de Broglie był szesnastym członkiem wybranym na miejsce 1 Académie française w 1944 roku i pełnił funkcję Sekretarza Wiecznego Francuskiej Akademii Nauk.
Definicja słowa de Broglie w słowniku
Definicja de Broglie w słowniku to Prince Louis Victor. 1892-1987, francuski fizyk, znany z badań w dziedzinie mechaniki kwantowej i rozwoju mechaniki falowej: Nagroda Nobla w dziedzinie fizyki w 1929 r. Inną definicją de Broglie'ego jest jego brat Maurice, Duc de Broglie. 1875-1960, francuski fizyk, znany z badań nad widmami rentgenowskimi.
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The Quantum Theory of Motion: An Account of the
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An explanation of how quantum processes may be visualised without ambiguity, in terms of a simple physical model.
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Geometrical Mechanics and
De Broglie Waves
This book was first published in 1954.
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De Broglie's Armada: A Plan for the Invasion of England, ...
References to invasion plans—made by Spain in the Spanish Armada (1585-98), or by the French Directory (1795-99) against Ireland and England in the later 1790s, or those of Napoleon Bonaparte (1799-1815), or 'Operation Sea Lion,' the ...
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Matter and Light - The New Physics
MATTER AND LIGHT The New Physics By LOUIS DE BROGLIE.
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The Politics of Pessimism: Albert
de Broglie and ...
Despite his importance in conservative politics of the early years of the Third Republic of France, Duc Albert de Broglie has been largely ignored by historians. Historian Alan Grubb seeks to right that oversight in this book.
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An Introduction to the Study of Wave Mechanics
This is a reproduction of a book published before 1923.
Louis de Broglie, H. T. Flint,
2011
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The New Quantum Universe
Richard Feynman Prince Louis de Broglie (1892-1987) was descended from a
noble French family whose great-greatgrandfather died on the guillotine during
the French revolution. De Broglie initially obtained a degree in history, but while ...
Anthony J. G. Hey, Patrick Walters,
2003
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Kaplan SAT Subject Test: Physics 2009-2010 Edition
OF. A. PARTICLE. In 1924, Louis de Broglie reasoned that if a wave such as light
can behave like a particle, having momentum, then why couldn't particles behave
like waves? If the momentum of a photon can be found by the equation p = h/λ, ...
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The Historical Development of Quantum Theory
Although this particular step seems to be nothing more than a natural
consequence of the very idea of a phase wave, Louis de Broglie had not made
any attempt in this direction. Fritz Kubli, in his study of 'Louis de Broglie und die
Entdeckung ...
Jagdish Mehra, Helmut Rechenberg,
2001
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Transplanted flowers: or, Memoirs of mrs. Rumpff ... and the ...
... which we have of late suffered, this is an augmentation vrey severe." " The loss
of the Duchess de Broglie," i says the Rev. Mr. Felice, in a letter to the DUCHESS
DE BROGUE. 97.
Robert Baird, Eliza Rumpff,
1839
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4 Common Misconceptions About Quantum Physics
The De Broglie-Bohm interpretation of quantum mechanics, he said, comes close to a kind of wave-particle duality, but it still treats “particles” ... «The Epoch Times, Cze 15»
MIT Scientists Create 'Ultracold' Molecules Just Above Absolute Zero
The idea was first proposed by French physicist Louis de Broglie in 1923. However, molecules vibrate and rotate so rapidly that cooling them is ... «International Business Times, Cze 15»
Countering Pseudoscience in some of our news media.
Dr. Silva has been repeatedly talking of a “de Broolie” when it is well-known that the name de Broglie is pronounced as “de Broy”, and it should ... «Lankaweb, Cze 15»
Quantum physics: What is really real?
In 2005, de Broglie–Bohmian mechanics received an experimental boost from an unexpected source. Physicists Emmanuel Fort, now at the ... «Nature.com, Maj 15»
Albert Einstein's God
The most hilarious apostasy of Solvay was that of Louis de Broglie, the young French genius whose fame was that he had discovered that ... «Executive Intelligence Review, Maj 15»
The Medical Applications of Particle Accelerators
Ever since de Broglie's seminal work on wave-particle duality in the first half of the twentieth century, we have known that there is a wavelength ... «Azom.com, Kwi 15»
Like Father, Like Son: Literary Parentage in Reif Larsen's 'I Am Radar'
Raksmey and his adopted father Jean-Baptiste de Broglie. Each son struggles with becoming their own person while still acknowledging ... «The Millions, Kwi 15»
Eli Cahan: On impossibilities
Light could not be explained until Louis de Broglie and David Bohm articulated the wave-particle duality. No sprinter could run a mile in less ... «The Michigan Daily, Kwi 15»
When quantum mechanics and international relations collide
Subsequent skirmishes waged through the work of Hermann Weyl, Niels Bohr, Louis de Broglie, Erwin Schrödinger, and Werner Heisenberg ... «The Conversation AU, Mar 15»
And unquiet flows the entropy
It depends on the quantum of thermoelectric conductance, and the appropriate length scale is the de Broglie thermal wavelength. It quantifies ... «OUPblog, Mar 15»