What physics-related topic would an expert in quantum mechanics enjoy talking about?

nworcest

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12 years ago

I'm writing a story that features a quantum mechanics professor, and I want to say, "He could talk to you for hours about..." but I'm not sure how to finish that sentence. What obscure concept in quantum mechanics would a professor in the field generally spend a lot of time talking about? Thanks a mil!

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Fiolet

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12 years ago

Solutions to the Schrodinger equation I guess. There's a lot to talk about with that.

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firebolt

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12 years ago

I have always wonder if the Jon titor story has any truth, that multi dimensional parallel travel could be achieved and that if the hydrocollider already has that answer.
Fermions... and the god particle.

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Fipas

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12 years ago

While I too do not know anyone in the field, I did stay at a Holiday inn Express last night :>_) To your question. ....He or she could go on forever about the movement of water molecules following Neutron bombardment as it pertains to the Cherenkov effect.
BYW Cherenkov radiation is electromagnetic radiation emitted when a charged particle passes through an insulator at a speed greater than that of light in the medium. That medium is water and the radiation or energy is what gives water in Reactors and Spent Fuel pools the blue hue.

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firas k.

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12 years ago

The Copenhagen Interpretation.

If you want to extend it, The Copenhagen Interpretation versus The Many Worlds Interpretation. Not obscure but stunningly important to the nature of reality.

Also, - deriving the laws of classical optics from quantum mechanical principals.

Also, - the delayed choice quantum eraser experiment.

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