Copenhagen
Science
Research the following topics in pairs or groups and prepare short presentations on them. Each student should talk for at least 2 minutes and not more than 3 minutes. This will not be enough time to go into much detail!
Communicate with each other so that your presentations together form a coherent overview of the various topics.
Below the topics you will find a list of links to get you started, but you will certainly find other sources too!
2 students:
- The structure of the atom
2 students:
- Quantum physics versus traditional physics (an overview)
4 students (1 per sub-topic):
- The Uncertainty Principle
- Complementarity
- The Copenhagen Interpretation
- Schrödinger’s Cat
3 students (1 per sub-topic):
Some links to get you started (all of these are relevant to more than one of the above topics)
Atomic structure
An introduction to quantum mechanics
Quantum physics in chapters
Quantum physics overview
What is quantum physics?
A lazy layman's guide to quantum physics
Quantum mechanics and the Copenhagen Interpretation
Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle
Bohr: Discussions with Einstein on epistemological problems in atomic physics
Heisenberg (American Institute of Physics)
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