Tag Archives: quantum mechanics

Fluid dynamics as a way to study quantum mechanics?

Posted on October 21, 2010 by rndsync

Recently, Yves Couder, a physicist at Université Paris Diderot, has conducted a series of experiments in which millimeter-scale fluid droplets, bouncing up and down on a vibrated fluid bath, are guided by the waves that they themselves produce. In many … Continue reading →

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Can you imagine the tiniest and the largest things in the world?

Posted on October 16, 2010 by rndsync

No need to imagine. Click on this link. What lies to the left of the tiny and to the right of the mega? No one knows. Playing with this link gives you the impression that the space between different dimensions … Continue reading →

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Super solids existence may be finally resolved

Posted on September 4, 2010 by rndsync

super solids — bizarre quantum solids that flow effortlessly, as they have no friction — have come back into the limelight. The first claim to have made one, in 2004, was cast into doubt in June this year by experimental … Continue reading →

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What causes frustration and how to control it!

Posted on June 3, 2010 by rndsync

Quantum frustration that results in entanglement. coping with frustration in quantum sense

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