Contribution Of Scientists In Quantum Mechanics
Max Plank’s —The Blackbody Radiation
In 1909 Max Plank’s introduced concept of Quantum of energy (photon) to explainBlackbody radiation.
He proposed that energy of radiation (light) is Quantized and dependent of frequency as πΈ = βπ
where h is the planck's constant of value β = 6.63×10−34π½ π
Albert Einstein — The Photoelectric Effect
In 1905 Einstein confirmed Planck's quantum concept.
Einstein proposed that electromagnetic radiation (light) is quantized and exists in fixed amounts (quanta) or photons.
The introduction of the photon concept enabled Einstein to give explanation to the photoelectric problem, by Hertz in 1887.
Niels Bohr —The model of Hydrogen atom
Bohr proposed that atoms can be found only in discrete states of energy.
The emission or Absorption of radiation (or light) by atoms, takes place only in discrete amounts of πΈ = hf.
Arther Holly Compton — Compton’s effect
By scattering X-rays with electrons, He confirmed that the (X-ray) photons behave like particles.
Loss in photon energy = gain in electron energy.
de Broglie — Matter is a wave and waves are a matter too!
In 1923, de Broglie proposed that Matter waves.
He showed that wave nature of matter by relation π = β / ππ£ = β/ π
In 1927 by Davisson and Germer proved de Broglie hypothesis
Heisenberg — The Uncertainty Principle
In 1925 , Heisenberg proposed that it is impossible to determine the exact position and momentum at same time. Ξππ₯. Ξπ₯ ≥ β / 2
There is always be the Uncertainty of β.
He says that Quantum mechanics is a completely in-deterministic theory, no one knows the future state of particles. E.g three wings of rotating fans.
He formulated the Matrix Quantum Mechanics in which Eigen values are represented in matrices.
Erwin SchrΓΆdinger— The Schrodinger Wave Equation of Particle (SWE)
In Quantum Mechanics Schrodinger Wave Equation play a same role like Newton’s Second Law: πΉ = ππ
In 1926, Schrodinger described the dynamics of microscopic particles with a wave equation called Schrodinger Wave Equation.
Schrodinger Wave Equation is 2nd order differential equation
i.e π»Ξ¨ = πΈΞ¨
− β2/2π π2Ξ¨/ππ₯2 + π(π) = πβ πΞ¨/ππ‘
Where H is Hamilton Operator or Total Energy Operator, Ξ¨ is the wavefunction , E is the Energy Operator, V(r) is potential and β is modified formed of Planck’s constant
.i.e β = β/2 = 1.054573 × 10−34π½π
The solution of SWE is a Wavefunction Ξ¨(π,π‘). A wavefunction completely describes the de-Broglie waves in space with respect to time.
SchrΓΆdinger gave the wave formulation of Quantum Mechanics
Paul Dirac — Dirac Notations
An easy Notation of wave function π³ and Relativistic approaches or Combined Quantum Mechanics and Special Relativity
Dirac then suggested a more general formulation of quantum mechanics using two state vectors i.e Bras and Ket sVectors
The Kets notation of wavefunction Ξ¨ is |Ξ¨ > while Bra notation of Ξ¨ is < Ξ¨|.
Where Kets |Ξ¨ >= ∫ Ξ¨ππ₯ and Bras < Ξ¨| = ∫ Ξ¨∗πx.
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