The theory of quantum liquids David Pines, Philippe Nozieres
Publisher: Westview Press

Aug 1, 2013 - One of the great moments in twentieth century science came when Paul Dirac married quantum mechanics with Einstein's Special Theory of Relativity to produce relativistic quantum mechanics. It differs from a familiar liquid like JILA's experimental data on energy levels of individual droplet rings agreed with theoretical calculations by co-authors at the University of Marburg in Germany. It can have ripples, for example. Or is he perhaps thinking of a particular basis? Sep 23, 2013 - I'm a quantum field theorist. Quantum field theory is the mathematical language of particle physics; quantum field theory equations are used to describe and predict the behavior of the known elementary particles and forces of nature. The flowing liquid is just a model, a convenient way to express our knowledge about the field in concrete terms. Aug 8, 2013 - Our modern understanding of reality is based on some fundamental concepts: that the world around us is tangible, that the theory of relativity holds, that cause and effect works as we'd expect, and that humans have free will. Dec 12, 2011 - The power of quantum computers is nicely understood within the theoretical framework of computational complexity theory. Feb 12, 2014 - What fact about quantum theory is he referring to here? Feb 26, 2014 - The researchers call this a "quantum droplet" because it has quantum characteristics such as well-ordered energy levels, but also has some of the characteristics of a liquid. I add that high and ultra high densities of liquid matter is what makes matter behave like particles to detectors because it is observed like single moving shot, single compact mass, single object (virtual particle) at the quantum leve, and real solid particle at the macrolevel. The Standard Model of Particle Physics (SM) is the theory that describes, well, everything with the exception of gravity (Yes, this is admittedly a pretty big exception). Aug 31, 2010 - In the last post I told the story of my own struggles with quantum field theory and what it is supposed to mean. That the Hilbert space remains fixed?