The Theory of Heat Radiation

Language: EnglishPublished: June 18, 2012

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Subjects:

Electric waves Heat Radiation and absorption Gases

Bookshelves:

Science - General Science - Physics Physics

Authors:

Masius, Morton
Planck, Max
1858 - 1947

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In the wake of groundbreaking scientific advancements, "The Theory of Heat Radiation" by Max Planck delves into the intricate principles governing thermal energy and its emission. This pivotal document introduces the concept of quantized energy levels, reshaping our understanding of thermodynamics. Planck's revolutionary ideas challenge classical physics, emphasizing the role of black-body radiation and the implications of energy quanta. Ideal for students, physicists, and historians alike, this work not only lays the foundation for modern quantum theory but also invites readers to explore the profound impact of Planck's findings on contemporary science. Engage with this essential text to grasp the complexities of heat radiation and its enduring significance in the scientific community.