Interpretations
Jim BaggottEssays by Jim Baggott on the frontiers of science and the interfaces of science, philosophy, and history.
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Einstein's Photon Box
A little while ago I was asked to suggest the year in which I believed the quantum theory was first properly established. There are some obvious candidates. In his famous ‘act of desperation’, the venerable physicist Max Planck first insert...
Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle
Quantum mechanics is a confused and confusing theory. Nowhere is this confusion more manifest than in one of the theory’s core concepts, discovered by the German physicist Werner Heisenberg in 1926 and published in 1927. This is, of course,...
Quantum Drama: The Prologue
Our drama is an episode in a long story. It has to do with the distinctly human compulsion to divide the world into domains defined by rules and expectations. Such domains, like religion and physics, can accommodate a wide range of human ex...
Schrödinger’s Cat and Heisenberg’s Cut
There are at least two kinds of Schrödinger’s cat. There is Schrödinger’s cat parody or paradox, short details of which the physicist Erwin Schrödinger published in the German scientific journal Naturwissenschaften in 1935. And there is a S...
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Jim Baggott is a freelance science writer, specialising in science, philosophy of science, and science history. He was awarded a Glaxo Science Writer’s prize in 1992, and his book 'Mass' won the ‘Cosmos’ Prize for Science Writing in 2020.
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