Motion Mountain - Physics For Others
Christoph SchillerPhysics Education and Research
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How come the quantum ?
40 years ago, in 1986, Wheeler asked this question. It is a deep question, because it also asks why atoms exist, why particles exist, how life works, and why quantum mechanics is so weird.
The following image, showing the platinum atoms o...
The colours and the fine-structure constant
The main ingredient required to explain the colours of nature is the fine structure constant, a number characterizing the strength of electricity and magnetism. It has the measured value 137.0359991(1) and was discovered in 1916 by Arnold S...
Why there is no alternative to strands in quantum mechanics
It is argued that quantum mechanics in itself and by itself requires strands. This essay tells why there is no alternative model that yields quantum mechanics. The previous text argued that only strands imply quantum gravity. This essay, in...
Why quantum gravity requires fluctuating strands of Planck radius
Physics is based on two observations.
Observation O1: All change and all motion in nature is observed to consist of evolving localized particles, evolving three-dimensional empty space, and evolving two-dimensional horizons.
Observation O...
A talk about the strand tangle model
A few days ago I gave my 12-slide presentation at the German Physical Society (link at the end), in which I summarized that only strands predict the gauge interactions, the three generations of elementary particles, their masses and couplin...
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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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