Limits of Classical Mechanics

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Limits of Classical Mechanics Physics 202 Lecture 11 Limits of Classical Mechanics

EM theory predicts that light will carry momentum—perhaps the ether is a fluid?

Michelson and Morley experiment should but does not detect any “ether wind”

Special relativity: the ether is dead—but must rethink space-time mechanics

Quantum mechanics discovered at the same time as relativity but for different reasons

Problems in low temperature kinetic theory: specific heats of solids, also “”superstuff”

Problems in atomic theory: atom should be unstable, spectroscopy inexplicable

Quantum mechanics has wave-particle duality in a way similar to optics

Quantum field theory is the “natural” combination of special relativity with QM