After a short break due to a busy period in my offline life, here I am, back with a new post on quantum mechanics. In the previous episodes, I have described how a wave (or actually light) could also possess

In two of my last posts on quantum mechanics, I introduced the concept of the wave-particle duality. I have discussed that light (or actually waves) can exhibit the behavior of a particle (see here) and

My quantum mechanics series on Steemit is probably the slowest of all my current Steemit projects. Anyways, I finally decided to go back to it and move on. In the last two posts, I described the first

In my last quantum mechanics post, I introduced the planetary model of the atom that was proposed by Rutherford at the beginning of the 20th century. I also explained, at the end of the post, why it was

After a week of a well-deserved break, I am now back on tracks to discuss physics again. Instead of chatting about particle physics or cosmology, I decided this time to move on with my series of posts

I am very happy to restart today my Steemit quantum mechanics lecture series. The 7 previous episodes can be found at the end of this post. [image credits: Wikipedia] In my last article, I mentioned, at

With the last two articles of this series (that are now already old as I am a slow writer), I described some phenomena that could not be explained with the help of what was called classical physics at

In my previous article, I highlighted and explained one of the greatest mysteries in physics of the end of the 19th century and beginning of the 20th century: the understanding of the atomic spectra. But

In this first quantum mechanics lecture for 2017, I follow the teaser shown in my post on the status of fundamental physics at the end of the 19th century. I hence discuss the problematics of the atomic

Finally, after a while (really sorry about that), I have managed to write this fourth post of my quantum mechanics lecture notes series shared on Steemit. I have introduced this topic with my three first

This post is the third one of my Steemit project of sharing quantum mechanics lecture notes. In the previous posts, I have so far introduced the basic interactions, particle species and conservation laws

With this second post, I continue my project of sharing quantum mechanics lecture notes on Steemit. Having setup the first part of the context in my previous post, I am now moving on by describing the

This post is the first of a series of posts aiming to share quantum mechanics lecture notes on Steemit. I am actually exporting onto the Steemit platform a quantum mechanics course that I have designed