Introduction to Modern Physics

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Quantum mechanics, relativity, space-time, Schrödinger's Cat, the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle, you've heard of all this stuff but you assume that there's no way you can understand it. Think again! With a little bit of preparation, this modern physics playlist will make all of the above intelligible on the conceptual level to any and all viewers! You don't have to feel stupid at dinner parties anymore, impress your friends with a working knowledge of time dilation and quantum superposition. What are you waiting for? Get watching!

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Awesome video, dude!! My teacher here in Brazil indicated your videos for us to study more in this quarantine time. You rock man!!!

renanferrari

❤❤❤ I think sometimes the worst enemy of people who want to learn anything is the idea that we aren't smart/talented/good enough to kearn it. Fear of being "found out to be stoopid" seems to stop a whole lot of people from learning stuff that are actually pretty amazing to learn...
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a_diamond

"Before we learn Modern physics
We must understand classical physics"

okay... **Shamefully walks out of the classroom and enters the one next door**

anggorogedewaseso

I like how you do this so an undergrad can understand it. I'm on the bridge into calculus based physics and all the text I find are just utterly complicated. Maybe my I need to work on the calc more. Either way, good job and thank you!

brian_mcnulty

: Experimental for determining the magnetic field in the space outside straight
conductors
Apparatus
• Current conductor
• Clamping device
• Power supply
• Digital Teslameter
• Hall probe
• Current transformer
• Digital multimeter
• A meter scale
• Barrel base
• Support rod
• Connecting cords
PLE CAN YOU GENERATE A CIRCUIT DIAGRAM FOR SUCH AN EXPERIMENT GIVEN ALL THIS APPARATUS🙏🙏🙏

jerrywalter

My grandfathers name is Clerk Maxwell. It was recently I watched a documentary about James Clerk Maxwell. I has a ..Bing...moment and realised that is who he is named after.
My great grandfather studied at Kings College London where Maxwell taught. I assume he was very impressed by him. Maxwell may have even been one of his masters.

pennymitchell

Never seen such perfect thumbnail ever

muhammadokasha

Keep uploading awesome videos like these !!!! Keep it up !!!!

jeshucarl

I just finished your classical physics playlist and came here 🤗

harisaisenthilkumar

I loved modern physics in university, even though some things were slightly over my head. Hopefully Dave can help me understand a bit better. :p

Rayzersword

Great Professor, waiting for the Schrodinger Wave Equation in the series...

ashwinsahu

This is fantastic! I love you prof. Dave!!! I wish you were based in UK. 💝

aniawo

Your channel has awsome content! Thank you for doing what you do

stummstefan

I love videos like this! No doubt this channel will be famous :)

hallaumarafshana

Professor David ، Your explanation is good, thanks.
It is known that the constant = a numerical value, it has no physical unit.
I have a question: Why does the general gravitational constant have a physical unit that does not refer to a known scientific term such as pressure, force, speed, work, power, etc.? where
F= mg=G ( m1×m2) / X^2 = 6, 67×10^(-11) [ m^3 / kg S^2 ] ?
Thanks 🌹

cqm