example.note

max_planck {
#founder_of_quantum_theory #physics
introduced the concept of quantized energy through the Planck constant, leading to the development of @quantum_mechanics
}

wave_particle_duality {
#quantum_mechanics #physics
describes the ability of particles to exhibit both wave-like and particle-like behavior, a fundamental aspect of @quantum_mechanics
}

heisenberg_uncertainty_principle {
#quantum_mechanics #physics
states that certain properties of a particle cannot be precisely known at the same time, a key concept in @quantum_mechanics
}

schrodinger_equation {
#quantum_mechanics #mathematics
a mathematical equation that describes the time-evolution of a quantum system, crucial for understanding phenomena like @quantum_entanglement
}

quantum_entanglement {
#quantum_mechanics #physics
a phenomenon where particles become interconnected in such a way that their properties are correlated, often studied using the @schrodinger_equation
}

photoelectric_effect {
#quantum_mechanics #physics
demonstrates the particle nature of light through the emission of electrons from a metal surface, which led to the development of @quantum_mechanics
}

bohr_model {
#quantum_mechanics #physics
an early model of the atom that introduced energy quantization, building upon the work of @max_planck
}

thermal_radiation {
#black_body_radiation #physics
radiation emitted by all objects at temperatures above absolute zero, related to @black_body_radiation
}