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- DocumentoMaterial 1ero MedioLa física (del lat. physica, y este del gr. τὰ φυσικά, neutro plural de φυσικός, 'natural, relativo a la naturaleza') es la ciencia natural que estudia las propiedades, el comportamiento de la energía, la materia (y cambios en ella que no alteren la naturaleza de la misma), el tiempo y el espacio, así como las interacciones de estos cuatro conceptos entre sí. La física es una de las más antiguas disciplinas académicas, tal vez la más antigua, ya que la astronomía es una de sus disciplinas. En los últimos dos milenios, la física fue considerada parte de lo que ahora llamamos filosofía, química, y ciertas ramas de la matemática y la biología, pero durante la Revolución Científica en el siglo XVII surgió para convertirse en una ciencia moderna, única por derecho propio. Sin embargo, en algunas esferas como la física matemática y la química cuántica, los límites de la física siguen siendo difíciles de distinguir.cargado porJonatan Vignatti Muñoz
- DocumentoK-GLa ecuación fue llamada así en honor a los físicos Oskar Klein y Walter Gordon, quienes en 1926 propusieron que ella describe a los electrones relativistas. Otros autores haciendo similares afirmaciones en ese mismo año fueron Vladimir Fock, Johann Kudar, Théophile de Donder y Frans-H. van den Dungen, y Louis de Broglie. A pesar de que la ecuación de Dirac describe al electrón en rotación (spinning), la ecuación de Klein-Gordon describe correctamente a los piones sin espín. Los piones son partículas compuestas; una de ellas es el bosón de Higgs, un bosón de espín cero, de acuerdo con el Modelo Estándar.cargado porJonatan Vignatti Muñoz
- DocumentoIntroduction Weak Interaction Volume TwoSchrödinger nació en Erdberg, una localidad cercana a Viena, en 1887. Era hijo de Rudolf Schrödinger y Georgine Emilia Brenda. En 1898 entró en el Akademisches Gymnasium, una de las instituciones de enseñanza media más prestigiosas del ámbito germánico. Entre los años 1906 y 1910, Schrödinger estudió en Viena recibiendo clases de Franz Serafin Exner y de Friedrich Hasenöhrl. También realizó trabajos experimentales en colaboración con Friedrich Kohlrausch. En 1911, Schrödinger se convirtió en asistente de Exner.cargado porJonatan Vignatti Muñoz
- DocumentoWeinberg 2003Finally, learn something about the history of science,or at a minimum the history of your own branch of science. The least important reason for this is that the history may actually be of some use to you in your own scientific work. For instance, now and then scientists are hampered by believing one of the oversimplified models of science that have been proposed by philosophers from Francis Bacon to Thomas Kuhn and Karl Popper. The best antidote to the philosophy ofcargado porJonatan Vignatti Muñoz
- Documento(4) moreno1989The Dirac oscillator is an exactly soluble model recently introduced in the context of many particle models in relativistic quantum mechanics. The model has been also considered as an interaction term for modelling quark confinement in quantum chromodynamics. These considerations should be enough for demonstrating that the Dirac oscillator can be an excellent example in relativistic quantum mechanics. In this paper we offer a solution to the problem and discuss some of its properties. We also discuss a physical picture for the Dirac oscillator's non-standard interaction, showing how it arises on describing the behaviour of a neutral particle carrying an anomalous magnetic moment and moving inside an uniformly charged sphere.cargado porJonatan Vignatti Muñoz
- DocumentoRqm of Dirac OscillatorThe Dirac oscillator is an exactly soluble model recently introduced in the context of many particle models in relativistic quantum mechanics. The model has been also considered as an interaction term for modelling quark confinement in quantum chromodynamics. These considerations should be enough for demonstrating that the Dirac oscillator can be an excellent example in relativistic quantum mechanics. In this paper we offer a solution to the problem and discuss some of its properties. We also discuss a physical picture for the Dirac oscillator's non-standard interaction, showing how it arises on describing the behaviour of a neutral particle carrying an anomalous magnetic moment and moving inside an uniformly charged sphere.cargado porJonatan Vignatti Muñoz
- Documento[Y. S. Kim, Marilyn E. Noz (Auth.)] Theory Special relativity and quantum mechanics, formulated early in the twentieth century, are the two most important scientific languages and are likely to remain so for many years to come. In the 1920's, when quantum mechanics was developed, the most pressing theoretical problem was how to make it consistent with special relativity. In the 1980's, this is still the most pressing problem. The only difference is that the situation is more urgent now than before, because of the significant quantity of experimental data which need to be explained in terms of both quantum mechanics and special relativity. In unifying the concepts and algorithms of quantum mechanics and special relativity, it is important to realize that the underlying scientific language for both disciplines is that of group theory. The role of group theory in quantum mechanics is well known. The same is true for special relativity. Therefore, the most effective approach to the problemcargado porJonatan Vignatti Muñoz
- DocumentoPhysics PacBefore you start 1.1 The purpose of this package The goal of this package is to make typesetting equations for physics simpler, faster, and more humanreadable. To that end, the commands included in this package have names that make the purpose of each command immediately obvious and remove any ambiguity while reading and editing physics code. From a practical standpoint, it is handy to have a well-defined set of shortcuts for accessing the long-form of each of these commands. The commands listed below are therefore defined in terms of their long-form names and then shown explicitly in terms of the default shorthand command sequences. These shorthand commands are meant make it easy to remember both the shorthand names and what each one represents. 1.2 Other required packages The physics package requires xparse and amsmath to work properly in your L ATEX document. The amsmath package comes standard with most L ATEX distributions and is loaded by physics for your convenience. Ycargado porJonatan Vignatti Muñoz
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