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Title: Critical studies in aspects of quantum reality, time and some applications
Researcher: Karuppath, Narayanankutty
Guide(s): Achuthan, P
Shastry, C S
Keywords: Black body radiation
General relativity theory
Thermodynamics
Time Studies
Quantum Paradoxes
Quantum Mechanics
Dirac s Ket and Bra Formulation
Heisenberg s Matrix Mechanics
Lorentz covariance
Upload Date: 23-Aug-2011
University: Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham (University)
Completed Date: 2010
Abstract: A rather clear and thorough understanding and appreciation of the inner spirit and secrets of nature can perhaps be taken as the paramount purpose of majority of the scientific studies and investigations of the human beings.Theoretical considerations supported by rational, mathematical bases and philosophical explanations do lead us forward in effectively handling even extremely intricate and hard situations. What then exactly are the real foundations of our most fundamental knowledge of Mother Nature on which are built up the higher levels of practical wisdom for actions as well as achievements? Much of the material, mundane physical universe along with the living world and creative dynamic interactions thereof form the focus for the study and assimilation of serious ideas and concepts. Mathematics, physics and philosophy with their varying manifestations can be treated to make up the tripod stand on which one can attempt to erect a good enlightening, erudite knowledge base for the entire gamut of living and learning processes. One would like to attain by all means a better grasp of the distinct features of the ultimate micro-world whereby rest of the realms may be comprehended and mastered. Quantum Mechanics (QM)1 is the main subject area that would enable us to do this in a meaningful manner. While the classical approach should be sufficient to cover the macro-world and medium strata around, micro-regions require quite a different set of tools and techniques. The new thinking needed here is provided essentially by QM which is at present only about a little over 100 years old. QM is basically founded on the remarkable insight of Max Planck, who wrote E = hν where E is the energy, ν is the frequency and h is Planck’s constant. ( ≈ 6.625 x 10-34 J. sec.). The great power of this discovery has been chiefly responsible for much of immense progress in science, engineering and technology.
Pagination: 182p.
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10603/2360
Appears in Departments:Department of Science (Amrita School of Engineering)

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