Quantum Physics

    

Century Old Questions in Physics

Authors: Kiyoung Kim

Two major theories in physics, relativity and quantum mechanics, have been around for more than a century. Nonetheless, some fundamental questions remain unclear. The nature of reality in quantum mechanics has long been a question as old as the theory itself. Similarly, the effects of special relativity serve as another long-standing issue of how time and space are intertwined. Although the so-called paradoxes arising from special relativity seem to be resolved through a careful interpretation of the theory, it is still intuitively difficult to acknowledge that such effects can occur in our daily lives. Once again, these fundamental questions in physics are reviewed comprehensively with ontological interpretations of principles and laws in physics with the 4-D complex space model.

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