Lecture

Quantum Physics: Historical Introduction and Schtenger-Lach Experiment

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Description

This lecture introduces the fundamental concepts of quantum physics, focusing on the historical development from classical to quantum mechanics. The instructor discusses the motivation behind quantum physics, the failure of classical physics to explain phenomena, and the significance of the Schtenger-Lach experiment in demonstrating quantum principles.

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