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Laws, first principles, primary derivations. Einstein, Maxwell, Noether, Dirac — the places a law was first stated, not restated.
Figures· 10 canonical
Ibn al-Haytham (Alhazen)
c.965-c.1040 · Cairo (Fatimid) · Arabic optics & natural philosophy
opticsvisionexperimental-method
Galileo Galilei
1564-1642 · Padua, Florence · Italian natural philosophy
free-fallrelativity-principletelescope
Isaac Newton
1642-1727 (25 Dec 1642 OS – 20 Mar 1727 OS) · Lincolnshire, Cambridge, London (England) · English natural philosophy
polymath01-mathematics02-physics
Émilie du Châtelet
1706-1749 · Paris, Cirey · French natural philosophy
kinetic-energyvis-vivaprincipia-translation
James Clerk Maxwell
1831-1879 · Edinburgh, Cambridge · Scottish/English mathematical physics
electromagnetismfield-theorydisplacement-current
Ludwig Boltzmann
1844-1906 · Vienna, Graz · Austrian/German physics
statistical-mechanicsentropymicrostates
Albert Einstein
1879-1955 · Bern, Berlin, Princeton · German/Swiss/American physics
special-relativitygeneral-relativityphoton
Emmy Noether
1882-1935 · Göttingen, Bryn Mawr · German mathematical physics
symmetryconservation-lawsgauge-theory
Niels Bohr
1885-1962 · Copenhagen · Danish physics
quantum-atomcomplementaritycopenhagen-interpretation
Paul Dirac
1902-1984 · Cambridge, Princeton · English theoretical physics
dirac-equationantimatterrelativistic-quantum
Source excerpts· 136 across 24 concepts
thermodynamics· 17
- it's always about energy it's not about anything else it's a thermodynamic argum
- energy is something that has the ability to flow and to transform.
- kind of this natural philosophy, philosophical approach to science as a way to t
- of Thermodynamics says that it's always more difficult to create a theory than t
- thermodynamic misconception if polarity has been rightly understood by science t
- the problem that you and I have this is why I'm telling you my Eureka moment is
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einstein· 12
- what is the one thing in physics that you just wish that they would just give yo
- ideas and intuitions and so on.
- and if time is relative what did that do to the Newtonian Paradigm it blew it up
- detect things even in a far more distant way yeah I mean the gravitational waves
- that the divergence has a product rule, the derivative of Lambda with G mu nu le
- soon as it forms here, that chance immediately has to be annihilated to zero bec
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photoelectric· 11
- looked at what Helm holds did I looked about what Herz did I looked at the therm
- it right.
- ring looks really similar.
- um with the photoelectric effect I always like to tell the story I told the stor
- food folks it's about light it's always been about light and you have to realize
- decentralized is we use nature as our meter stick everything that nature says is
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quantum· 9
- he was eating the french fries when the accident occurred this is a lady who nev
- then you begin to realize there is no correct answer and there is no real truth
- likely have to change your lifestyle that actually gave you the type 1 and type
- connected and I always believe this the reason why people become entangled is be
- even know about the history of how this goes back and see this is the cool part
- always tell people on my site and on my Forum that you don't have to speak Chine
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string theory· 9
- there was huge enthusiasm.
- moment I talk about it since we don't from the math of string theory know how ma
- Pennsylvania who went to a lecture of Ed Witten on string theory in 1980, seemin
- I can give you a little bit of history I mean I was never a fan no no that's not
- get into what's changed, where we're at, but I think it's going to require start
- precipitates from that yeah uh largely because well I think there are a number o
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gravity· 8
- it can push outward as opposed to just pulling inward and this is something that
- that said quantum gravity, there is no quest, but quantum gravity and string the
- well, where did that fifth order, where was the impetus for the second order com
- lead to rep repulsive gravity um and uh lead to all kinds of weird things now ca
- that detects, Yes, I can, or a meter.
- potential and high pressure of this planet is that part which is nearest its Cen
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quantum mech· 8
- But since then we have relativity and quantum mechanics And so forth so we have
- electrons never changes according to the shinger equation if you just do particl
- you do things like right and i always tell people this and i maybe you'll chuckl
- because the quantum field which is the the the quantum aspect of that reality is
- know as humans literally 125 years ago mhm and I believe the truth is also relat
- You need to train two grad students, two AI grad students to go at...
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speed of light· 8
- one of them is the speed of light which is the so the thing that's always the sa
- suddenly appeared and they've never changed since um that's the standard scienti
- don't.
- gravitational waves travel at the speed of light.
- two hours ago and I still haven't heard back you know I mean there is a there is
- one modification there needs to be a time delay because as we knew electron inte
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standard model· 7
- as you are?
- because the MU one was a certain Ripple and that Ripple decayed into two other r
- you just snap the string if you like that is connecting the flux tube as we call
- opinion an explanation of why the physics community has been stalled for nearly
- they've shown that it's not they're not gonna do that it's it's always positive
- it's accessible at low energies.
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heisenberg· 7
- when everything happened.
- uncertainty principle because it it in a way it's where physics comes full circl
- they were not they could not be that because in fact they lack being you cannot
- where time is relative it's impossible to have cause and effect who proved that
- get because it's a quantum system it's subject to an uncertainty principle so if
- principle.
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entropy· 5
- se as a characteristic of broader reality.
- it will naturally happen that it becomes messy over time.
- reach with this environment and that is the death point of it and yet life sort
- are cogitating beings left in the universe they will think their final thought b
- my knee and me being fat and I disbelieved what I thought was true that I could
newton· 4
relativity· 4
maxwell· 4
schrodinger· 4
- mentioning this is because if you take the Schrodinger equation for a system of
- and I never had a conversation like that one teaching Schrodinger's equation you
- the picture up to you before about entanglement we are but I mean you and I coul
- States and the Schrodinger equation all we need to know is what is the state wha
tesla· 4
feynman· 3
planck· 3
boltzmann· 2
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gauge-principle
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Space-Time Approach to Non-Relativistic Quantum Mechanics
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Significance of Electromagnetic Potentials in the Quantum Theory