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Erwin Schrödinger

Published on Nov 20, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

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VIENNA,AUSTRIA

  • Erwin was born on August 17,1887
  • He went to many places but ended up in Vienna again and again
  • Erwin died in 1961, age 73, Vienna, Austria
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SCHOOL

  • Erwin went to many schools
  • He attended University of Vienna
  • Other schools he attendee was:
  • University of Zurich, 1921
  • University of Berlin, 1927
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  • Oxford University, around 1933
  • Institute of Advanced Studies
  • Invited to Princeton University,but declined, 1934
  • Earned a P.h.D.
  • Nobel Prize, 1933
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BACKGROUND OF SCIENTIST

  • From Austria
  • Wave mechanics
  • Traveled a lot
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DESCRIPTION OF MODEL

  • Called Schrödinger's Wave Equation
  • Mathematical
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HOW THE MODEL WAS DISCOVERED

  • Erwin put together two models:
  • An already existing wave equation
  • De Brogile Equation
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INFLUENCES FOR THE MODEL

  • Sparked by Albert Einstein's footnote
  • Thought of movement of electrons
  • Published work based on Niels Bohr's model

CONTRIBUTION OF ATOMIC THEORY

WAVE THEORY OF MATTER AND OTHER FUNDAMENTALS OF QUANTUM MECHANICS
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INTERESTING FACTS

  • Artillery officer in WW1 for Italian Front
  • Got married
  • When in the University of Berlin, he was close to the Nazi Party in Germany
  • Left Germany when Hitler became Germany's chancellor
  • Won Nobel Prize with Paul Dirac
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MORE INTERESTING FACTS

  • When invited to Institute of Advanced Studies in Dublin, the Prime Minister, Eamon De Valera
  • When going to Dublin, war started in Austria
  • Also when going to Dublin, he had little money and very few possessions
  • Remained for 17 years
  • 1956, war was over and Erwin returned, but after a few years (1961) Erwin fell terribly ill and died

EVEN MORE INTERESTING FACTS

  • Erwin's mother was from Lutheran religion, father was a Catholic, but Erwin was an Atheist
  • Haytingera Prize, 1920
  • Wrote a book "What is Life" about negentropy, complex molecule, and genetic code for living organisms
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GLOSSARY

  • Footnote: acrillary piece of information at the bottom of a paper
  • The two dots above the o: called a trema
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THE END!

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