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回溯物理学统一之路,张朝阳对话物理学家徐一鸿
Jing Ji Wang· 2025-07-21 07:01
Core Viewpoint - The discussion between Zhang Chaoyang and Xu Yihong highlights the historical development and unification of physics theories, emphasizing the importance of curiosity and creativity in advancing the field [1][3]. Group 1: Historical Milestones in Physics - 2025 marks significant anniversaries for key physics theories, including the 120th anniversary of special relativity and the 110th anniversary of general relativity, indicating major advancements in human understanding of nature [3]. - Newton unified the laws of mechanics for celestial and terrestrial bodies, while Maxwell completed the classical unification of electricity and magnetism [3]. - Einstein's contributions through special and general relativity revealed profound connections between spacetime and gravity, leading to a deeper understanding of the universe [3]. Group 2: Quantum Mechanics and Field Theory - Quantum mechanics, through Schrödinger's wave equation and Heisenberg's matrix mechanics, established a foundational framework for modern physics, culminating in the development of quantum field theory [4]. - Quantum field theory is recognized as one of the most powerful and successful theories in human history, accurately calculating atomic spectra and the electron magnetic moment [4]. Group 3: The Role of Serendipity in Theoretical Development - Important theoretical advancements often stem from existing theories that may not receive immediate attention, as illustrated by Maxwell's equations hinting at Lorentz symmetry [6][8]. - The development of new theories requires both intellectual insight and a degree of luck, as demonstrated by Einstein's timely corrections to his predictions regarding light bending [8]. Group 4: The Future of Physics and AI - Current AI capabilities are limited to processing vast amounts of data and cannot replicate human intuition in exploring physics, which remains reliant on human creativity and thought [9].
可视化新方法直观呈现“特勒尔效应”
Ke Ji Ri Bao· 2025-05-08 01:16
为攻克超高速观测面临的难题,研究团队另辟蹊径。他们利用飞秒激光脉冲照射立方体和球体模 型,同时配合超精密时间门控相机,巧妙地将光速"降档"至2米/秒——相当于普通人散步的速度。 利用这种"时空慢放"技术,研究团队捕捉到了球体和立方体的光学失真,将"特勒尔效应"直观呈 现:立方体在图像中逐渐呈旋转状态,前缘变得突出,后缘则如披风般向后舒展;而球体虽然由于对称 性外形不变,表面光斑却分布不均。 研究人员表示,这种可视化让深奥的物理理论"大白于天下",有助于科学家更深刻地理解难以捉摸 的相对论世界。这不仅是科学上的成功,也是艺术与科学之间碰撞出的火花。几年前,艺术家恩纳尔· 德·迪奥斯·罗德里格斯与该校科学家合作,探索了超快摄影的可能性以及由此产生的"慢光速"效应。 原标题:可视化新方法直观呈现"特勒尔效应" 科技日报讯 (记者刘霞)奥地利维也纳工业大学与维也纳大学联合研究团队近日利用一种创新的 可视化方法,首次将狭义相对论中的"特勒尔效应"直观地呈现在世人面前。1959年,两位科学家分别得 出结论:快速移动的物体看起来在旋转。这种奇特现象被称为"特勒尔效应"。历经60余年,研究人员终 于将这一效应可视化。相关成果 ...