Physics 10 - Lecture 20:- Quantum IV

Physics 10: Physics for Future Presidents. Spring 2006. Professor Richard A. Muller. The most interesting and important topics in physics, stressing conceptual understanding rather than math, with applications to current events. Topics covered may vary and may include energy and conservation, radioactivity, nuclear physics, the Theory of Relativity, lasers, explosions, earthquakes, superconductors, and quantum physics. [courses] [physics10] [spring2006] Credits: lecturer:Professor Richard A. Muller, producers:Educational Technology Services

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[mca0824]

Professor Muller, thank you and Berkeley for these wonderful videos. I have watched everyone of these and just love them. I also let them play while I sleep. It is amazing how much information a person can take in while sleeping.

[landin048]

Dude. Philosophy class is down the hall. This is Physics.

[SH10JogaBonito]

Can you make a conscious machines out of signals from radioactive atoms since they are random?

[kane1542]

I also put these on while I'm sleeping. Just had a dream last night about the quantum lectures, might as well do something constructive when I'm sleeping :)

[thantawa]

Thanks!

[wadsvill]

Space, there is a magnetism around the Earth that magnetism surounds the Moon Man has not exsperienced being farther from the bomb bardment of wave,s. Do the space mission's realize the body may need magnetisim around them the same as we need the air we breath.

[wadsvill]

Am an abstract thinker, but merit doe's not get far, am 49 but I understant this stuff, measuring a partical is like chasing a dust bunny around a hard wood floor with a broom, stop studying or measureing these partical's and start using them, there is a smualturing pot in my mind and would like to do the right thing and go to school.

[wadsvill]

We live in a world that is alive and quantum, is proof that life is everywhere?

[placebomessiah]

There's at least 4 very different ways to produce a white LED, not just the phosphor method.

[9hello123]

"this way is not up" Did he honestly have to explain how a graph works to university students? My god those people must be thick.

[jakevikoren]

When hes talking about Schroedinger's cat, and saying how can you have an alive and dead cat. The answer is decoherence. you cant because the superposition becomes an unobservable thing. It spreads out due to entanglement and observation.