The pioneer of quantum mechanics: Max Bourne

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Quantum physics or quantum theory is the deep study of atoms and the rays emitted from them in physics. Max Planck and Albert Einstein gave a foretaste of this theory. A scientist named Max Bourne studied it in depth and laid the foundations of quantum mechanics by presenting the mathematics of different amounts of atomic energy. The principles of quantum mechanics include superconductivity magnets, illuminated diodes, laser instruments, semiconductors, microprocessors and MRIs in the medical field. Occurs in such tools. Max Bourne was awarded the 19th Nobel Prize for his discovery along with Walther Both.

Max Bourne was born in Brussels, Poland. Born on December 11, 19. Her father was a professor of anatomy at the University of Brussels. His mother died when Max Bourne was a child. After completing his primary education in Brussels, Bourne earned a Ph.D. in mathematics from the University of Brescia and then from the University of Zurich. During his studies he had to serve in the German army. He fell ill in 1905 and moved to England. Continued studies at Gonville College, Cambridge. He then joined Gothenburg University as a professor of physics. In 18 he introduced a new theory of quantum mechanics.

He had to leave Germany during Hitler's rule. He rejoined Cambridge as a professor at the University of Edinburgh. It collapsed due to the abusive situation in Germany but continued its research. Remained at Cambridge until he retired. Research continued even after retirement. Is. He died on January 5, 1905.