Quantum Beauty | Frank Wilczek
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Frank Wilczek
Herman Feshbach Professor of Physics, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
www.frankwilczek.com
December 11, 2012
Does
the world embody beautiful ideas? This is a question that people have
thought about for a long time. Pythagoras and Plato intuited that the
world should embody beautiful ideas; Newton and Maxwell demonstrated how
the world could embody beautiful ideas, in specific impressive cases.
Finally in the twentieth century in modern physics, and especially in
quantum physics, we find a definitive answer: Yes! The world does embody
beautiful ideas.
In this special lecture hosted by the
Institute's School of Mathematics, Frank Wilczek presents the
intellectual history of this question and discusses how esthetic
considerations continue to guide our search for ultimate physical laws.
Herman Feshbach Professor of Physics, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
www.frankwilczek.com
December 11, 2012
Does
the world embody beautiful ideas? This is a question that people have
thought about for a long time. Pythagoras and Plato intuited that the
world should embody beautiful ideas; Newton and Maxwell demonstrated how
the world could embody beautiful ideas, in specific impressive cases.
Finally in the twentieth century in modern physics, and especially in
quantum physics, we find a definitive answer: Yes! The world does embody
beautiful ideas.
In this special lecture hosted by the
Institute's School of Mathematics, Frank Wilczek presents the
intellectual history of this question and discusses how esthetic
considerations continue to guide our search for ultimate physical laws.
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