Black-body theory and the quanum discountinuty 1894-1912
By: Kuhn, Thomas S.
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530.12/ Cre/Gol The Quantum Moment | 530.12/Das Lectures On Quantum Mechanics | 530.12/ Kle Path Integrals in Quantum Mechanics Statistics and Polymer Physics | 530.12 Kuh Black-body theory and the quanum discountinuty | 530.12/Sag/Yos Fundamentals of Quantum Information | 530.12/Sak Advanced Quantum Mechanics | 530.12/Sak/Tua Modern Quantum Mechanics |
This book traces the gradual emergence, during the first decade of the present century of the concept of a discontinuous physics. As the conviction was established, the black-body problem lost its central role in the development of quantum concepts, for it offered no clues to the source and nature of discontinuity.
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