Motion Mountain - Physics For Others
Christoph SchillerPhysics Education and Research
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Calculating the fine structure constant, part 1
In 1916, Arnold Sommerfeld discovered the fine-structure constant. The most recent experimental value is 𝛼 = 1/137.0359991(1). Since its discovery, no convincing explanation for the value of the fine-structure constant, which describes the...
Points prevent emergence
When we say that the wave function is emergent, or that space is emergent, or any other concept, we should immediately conclude that this contradicts the existence of points.
(NASA/CXC/M.Weiss)
Now, we are used to saying that space is ma...
Why electrons are not spherical - but extended and rotating
Ask your Ai system: “Are electrons extended?” or “Do spinning electrons rotate?” All present Ai systems answer the questions incorrectly.
All answer that electrons are point-like and that spin is not rotation. Both answers are wrong. As l...
Why you should learn some physics
People fear lightning. By studying it, humans developed lightning rods, and the number of deaths due to lightning is extremely low, especially in cities. Therefore, nowadays, lightning generates only moderate fear.
(Photo by Postdlf, via...
Unifying physics prevents a unified equation
So far, the strand tangle model, or tiny theory, has explained why there are three dimensions, three gauge interactions, and three particle generations. The tiny theory has explained the origin of wave functions, the symmetries of the gauge...
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Christoph Schiller grew up in Varese, studied physics at the Universität Stuttgart, and received his PhD in theoretical physics at the Université Libre de Bruxelles.
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