What can I do with my (?) theorem?
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According to some mathematicians,
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2026
2025
Quantum mechanics week 1 (random): Planck fortunate guess and approximations
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Something interesting in the formulation of Planck’s law is that its mathematical form was obtained before considering the quantisation hypothesis. In many sources, it is said that this is Planck’s fortunate or lucky guess. At that time, classical efforts gave two approximations for the black body radiation law, one in the high-frequency regime (Wien) and one in the low frequency regime (Rayleigh-Jeans).
Quantum mechanics week 1: The blackbody radiation
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Let’s start the journey with one of best examples of why quantum mechanics is necessary, i.e, a noticiable break of the predictions of classical physics regarding microscopic (nanoscopic?) phenomena.
A roadmap to learn quantum mechanics
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I have to admit I’m a book hoarder. In between of the collection, a few books on quantum mechanics that I mostly got from charity shops are now reaching the surface in my room. Although not superstitious, I think it is a sign that it would be nice to devote time during the week to specifically learn (or relearn?) quantum mechanics.
2024
More posts coming soon
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This will be a space to share more about automation in biology. I want also to share random interests and thoughts that could be useful in the future.