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Page 107
... theory . After graduating in 1928 , he traveled to Göttingen , where he developed his quantum theory of ra- dioactivity , the first successful explanation of the behaviour of radioactive elements , some of which decay in seconds while ...
... theory . After graduating in 1928 , he traveled to Göttingen , where he developed his quantum theory of ra- dioactivity , the first successful explanation of the behaviour of radioactive elements , some of which decay in seconds while ...
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... theory , class of quantum field theory , a mathematical theory involving both quan- tum mechanics and Einstein's special theory of relativity that is commonly used to describe subatomic particles and their associated wave fields . In a ...
... theory , class of quantum field theory , a mathematical theory involving both quan- tum mechanics and Einstein's special theory of relativity that is commonly used to describe subatomic particles and their associated wave fields . In a ...
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... theory . His books include Grundlagen der Quantentheorie ( 1921 ) , Magnetismus ( 1931 ) , Humaniora und Natur ... theory , concept of the physical basis of heredity expressed by the 19th - century biologist August Weismann ( q.v. ) ...
... theory . His books include Grundlagen der Quantentheorie ( 1921 ) , Magnetismus ( 1931 ) , Humaniora und Natur ... theory , concept of the physical basis of heredity expressed by the 19th - century biologist August Weismann ( q.v. ) ...
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