The Quantum Theory (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

Reiche, Fritz

9781440059490: The Quantum Theory (Classic Reprint)

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ISBN 10: 1440059497 ISBN 13: 9781440059490

Verlag: Forgotten Books, 2016

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This formula which gives the relation between the intensity of radiation from a black body, the temperature, and the colour is called the radiation formula or the law of radia tion of a black body.

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For, very frequently, inconspicuous differences between theory and experiment (which did not, however, escape the vigilant eye of the investigator) have become startingpoints of new and important researches. Out of the well-known Michelson-Morley experiment, which, in spite of the application of the most powerful methods of exact optical measurement, failed to show an influence of the earths movement on the propagation of light as was predicted by classical theory, there arose the great structure of Einsteins Theory of Kelativity. In the same way the trifling difference between the measured and calculated values of black-body radiation gave rise to the Quantum Theory which, formulated by Max Planck, was destined to revolutionise in the course of time almost all departments of physics. The quantum theory is yet comparatively young. It is therefore not surprising that we are confronted with an unfinished theory still in process of development which, changing constantly in many directions, must often destroy what it has built up a short time before. But under such circumstances as these, in which the theory is continually deriving new nourishment from a fresh stream of ideas and suggestions, there is a peculiar fascination in attempting to review the life-history of the quantum theory to the present time and in disclosing the kernel which will certainly outlast changes of form.

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