Col Parkes

The Physics of Heavy Light (eBook, ePUB)

And Other Light Mysteries

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

This book is not a textbook or a reference book but is a technical book. It attempts to provide simpler explanations for some strange light "behaviour" than existing theories provide. It describes light behaviour in terms of more tangible concepts without the need for mysterious quantum physics or complicated mathematics. It contains useful general information on the physics of light but only for background. While there is an element of myth busting about this book, I don't believe existing light theories are completely wrongsome are just incomplete or based on misinterpretations of observations. Current light theory has been good enough to help us understand what we see from the edges the universe down to almost atomic scales and many levels in between. But the explanation of what light really is and how it does what it does seems incomplete. Will this book explain everything about light, perhaps not! But as you realise the significance of my light ideas on the science of the atom and the universe you may be surprised.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Xlibris AU
• Seitenzahl: 144
• Erscheinungstermin: 21. April 2016
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781514494875
• Artikelnr.: 52587805

Autorenporträt

So who is Col Parkes, and what is his claim to fame? How can he even review, let alone question, the great works of famous physicists and even propose bold, new ideas? He is not a well-known scientist or a reincarnated genius and has never worked in a patent office. Surely, he is not in the league of brilliant men who have developed great theories of physics. He is just an amateur, or perhaps an armchair physicist with a fascination for most aspects of physics and a desire to ask questions and challenge uncertainty, even in areas of physics considered to be too complex for "non-experts" and already well addressed. However, new insights into the physics of light are proposed that, when proven, will be just as profound.