NucPhy7

Joined 23 January 2007
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Atomic and nuclear physics has fascinated me ever since I started reading about it. I am a very strong supporter of particle theory although, string theory may sound elegant, it just does not prove anything. This does not mean however, that I do not want to hear about. I find string theory interesting, but unless hard evidence is given I will always look at it with a lot of skepticism. Even though I had always loved physics, I never really focused on it outside of school. It wasn’t until a coworker of mine had brought up a physics related event that made me remember my interest in the subject. Ever since, he and I talk about nothing but physics. It was that catalyst that inspired me to start reading. The first book I picked up is a self teaching guide called Physics Demystified, by Stan Gibilisco, and I came across the chapter entitled, Paricles of Matter. I was just so sucked in by the quantum world, and it was that instant I had realized I wanted to learn more.

Interest Atomic and Nuclear Physics Playing the guitar

My Hero Richard P. Feynman

Recommended Links Schrodinger’s Cat The Standard Model Supersymmetry Hyperon Large Hadron Collider (LHC) Quantum Gravity Higgs Boson Weak Interaction Strong Interaction Electromagnetic Interaction Cosmological Natural Selection The Universe as a Hologram Chaos Theory Murray Gell-Man Richard Phillips Feynman Enrico Fermi Paul Dirac Wolfgang Pauli