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Heisenberg: A True Story
Super cool science movie
Length: 507
Rating: 5.00 (2 ratings)
Tags: wassup science people
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The Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle
A man caught in this theroy - and all he wants is a TV. I only put my clip up as a teaser - Watch for this very funny, well written, edited, shot and directed by Diego Kontarovsky at film festivals around the country this year. Keep up with new on it at http://bigdpitchas.com
Length: 384
Rating: 3.30 (7 ratings)
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Heisenberg Compensator
One of my favorite techno-spoofs was something call the Turboencabulator. In this update, we parody marketing techno-jargon and laugh as the company launches the Sun Heisenberg Compensator.
In the fictional Star Trek universe, the Heisenberg compensators are part of the transporter system.
A Star Trek matter transporter is presumed to operate by reading the precise quantum state of every particle making up the person to be transported, breaking down that person from their component matter into energy, "beaming" that energy to the desired location, and recombining this energy back into their component matter according to the information gleaned when the precise quantum state was read. However, in quantum physics, the Heisenberg uncertainty principle states (in general terms) that one cannot know the quantum state of a subatomic particle to arbitrary precision. Therefore, matter transportation in this way was believed to be impossible, and this was formalized as the no teleportation theorem.
Thus, the creators of Star Trek created a plot device, the so-called Heisenberg compensators. It is unclear how exactly the Heisenberg compensators work. It is, of course, possible that they do not actually tell you the precise statistics of each particle; they could just compensate for not being able to know them.
Length: 131
Rating: 4.40 (9 ratings)
Tags: Sun Microsystems Star Trek comedy parody turboencabulator
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Theory Of Everything - Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle
A rough clip about the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle.
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Please check out my channel and my website if you'd like to get a broader view of me and what I think. I'm a positive and friendly person but at the same time I've got to get some closure on this idea and this is my dilemma. I'm hoping that these videos will help me to explain.
I know it probably seems like a ridiculous idea at first glance, saying three things simultaneously, but when you look deeper into things you will see that it's not quite as ridiculous as it seems. My new forum is a mirror of my website open for complete discussion. YouTube comments and messages don't quite do as good a job as a proper discussion forum. I look forward to hearing from you :)
Length: 161
Rating: 4.40 (7 ratings)
Tags: Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle pro theory of everything physics math
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Mecânica Quântica -O princÃpio da incerteza de Heisenberg 1
Mecânica Quântica -O princÃpio da incerteza de Heisenberg consiste num enunciado da mecânica quântica, formulado inicialmente em 1927 por Werner Heisenberg, impondo restrições à precisão com que se podem efetuar medidas simultâneas de uma classe de pares de observáveis.
Pode-se exprimir o princÃpio da incerteza nos seguintes termos:
O produto da incerteza associada ao valor de uma coordenada xi e a incerteza associada ao seu correspondente momento linear pi não pode ser inferior, em grandeza, à constante de Planck normalizada.
Em termos matemáticos, exprime-se assim:
onde é a Constante de Planck (h) dividida por 2π.
Length: 415
Rating: 5.00 (4 ratings)
Tags: Mecânica Quântica -O princÃpio da incerteza de Heisenberg cmecânica quântica Planck
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Werner Heisenberg
Nato nel 1901 in Germania, Heisenberg è stato il fisico che ha teorizzato il " Principio di indeterminazione " cioè: non si può conoscere simultaneamente la posizione e la velocità di una particella. Nel 1928 diventa professore di fisica teorica a Lipsia, dove l'anno dopo approderà come studente Ettore Majorana.
Chadwick, nel 1932, scopre il neutrone: fino ad allora si credeva che il nucleo di un atomo fosse occupato da particelle di protoni e elettroni. Ma Heisenberg assieme a Majorana teorizzarono: " Il legame tra protoni e neutroni avveniva attraverso forze di scambio che avevano una analogia con quelle che tengono insieme le molecole di idrogeno ". E' il modello tuttora in vigore del protone-neutrone ( composizione del nucleo atomico ).
Majorana aveva capito prima e indipendentemente da Heisenberg la teoria di " Forze di scambio " ed era una formulazione più corretta rispetto a quella di Heisenberg, che insistette con Majorana perchè la pubblicasse.
Durante la guerra Heisenberg lavorò celermente e si rese disponibile alla creazione dell' "Arma Segreta ", cioè - all'atomica tedesca -, ma non ebbe grandissimi risultati.
Dopo la guerra le sue ricerche si spostarono sui raggi cosmici e le particelle di sciami.
Ricevette il premio Nobel nel 1932 e morì nel 1976 all'età di 75 anni.
Length: 653
Rating: 4.70 (10 ratings)
Tags: Heinsenberg Fisica Indeterminazione Neutrone Germania Nobel
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