The Quantum TheoryOrigins and Ideas

Focusing on the evolution of quantum mechanics, this book explores the theoretical and mathematical advancements that emerged from key experimental findings. It highlights the contributions of notable figures such as J.J. Thomson, whose atomic models were pivotal at the Cavendish Laboratory, and Max Planck, who sought to clarify experimental anomalies. Additionally, it traces the journey from Louis de Broglie's concepts to Erwin Schrödinger's wave theory, illustrating the interconnectedness of these foundational ideas in shaping modern quantum theory.