Quantentheorie

Quantentheorie

Module: Quantentheorie
Sequence: 0.0. Start_Quantentheorie
Branching Point: Einstein and Quantum Theory
Sequence: 1.0. Entwicklung_QT
Slide: Is Light a Wave?
Slide: Light Consists of Particles Too!
Slide: Together Wave and Particle Provide Explanations for Experiments
Slide: The Photoelectric Effect
Slide: Light quanta? Colleagues are skeptical...
Slide: Arthur Holly Compton: Photons Transfer Energy to Electrons
Slide: Louis De Broglie: Material has Wave Characteristics
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Sequence: 2.0. Objektfolge 24310
Slide: The unfinished quantum revolution
Slide: Einstein and Low-Temperature Physics
Slide: Walther Nernst (1864–1941)
Slide: Nernst's Hydrogen Liquefier
Slide: Atoms According to Democritus
Slide: Thomson's Atomic Model
Slide: Bohr's Atomic Model
Slide: The Hydrogen Atom
Slide: Einstein Meets Bohr
Slide: Fine Structure
Slide: Franck Hertz Experiment
Slide: James Franck (1882–1964)
Slide: Gustav Hertz (1887–1975)
Sequence: 3.0 BT und Objektfolge 24321
Slide: Wave and Particle as a Persistent Contradiction
Slide: Early Critique of the Light-Quantum Hypothesis
Slide: Critique of the Light-Quantum Hypothesis Continues
Slide: Too Much Speculation
Slide: X-Ray Deflection at a Crystal Lattice
Slide: Is Light Both Wave and Particle?
Slide: Einstein’s Nobel Prize
Slide: X-Ray Light Particles Bounce Off Electrons
Slide: Louis de Broglie: Recherches sur la Théorie des Quanta, Dissertation, 1924
Slide: The Diffraction of Electrons and X-Rays
Slide: Electromagnetic Lens (Cut)
Slide: Electrostatic Lens for the EM8 Electron Microscope
Slide: Cut through the Single-Field Condensing Lens and Objective with Polschuh Lens and Specimen Gate
Slide: Pole Shoe and Specimen Gate of the DEEKO 100
Slide: Stimulated Emission
Slide: A New State of Matter
Slide: Elementary Particles Follow Their Own Laws
Sequence: 4.0. Biographien
Branching Point: Biographies
Sequence: 4.1. Biographie 24321: Walther Nernst
Slide: Walther Hermann Nernst (1864–1941)
Sequence: 4.2. Biographie 24321: Arnold Sommerfeld
Slide: Arnold Sommerfeld (1868–1951)
Sequence: 4.3. Biographie 24321: Louis de Broglie
Slide: Louis-Victor de Broglie (1892–1987)
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Walther Nernst (1864–1941)
At a lecture in the late 1920s

From 1905 Walther Nernst is Professor of Physical Chemistry at the University of Berlin. After confirming Einstein's idea's on the quantum theory of specific heat in his experiments, he strongly advocates Einstein's appointment to Berlin.

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