Atomic Theory and the Description of Nature by Niels Bohr
Four Essays with an Introductory Survey
This book is a collection of four lectures given by the author, a renowned physicist, on the philosophical implications of quantum mechanics. He discusses the fundamental principles of quantum theory, its philosophical implications, and its impact on the understanding of nature, arguing that the atomic theory has fundamentally changed our perception of reality. The book also delves into the author's belief that a complementary perspective, which involves both a particle view and a wave view, is necessary to fully understand quantum phenomena.
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- Published
- 1932
- Nationality
- Danish
- Length
- Very Short
- Pages
- 132
- Original Language
- English
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