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ルイ・ド・ブロイ. ルイ・ド・ブロイ （Louis Victor de Broglie）こと、 第7代ブロイ公爵ルイ＝ヴィクトル・ピエール・レーモン （Louis-Victor Pierre Raymond, 7e duc de Broglie 、 1892年 8月15日 - 1987年 3月19日 ）は、 フランス の 理論物理学者 。. 彼が博士論文で仮説として ...
Louis de Broglie. (1892-1987) In the early twentieth century, the long standing argument about whether the character of light was particle-based or wavelike was finally coming to an end as the scientists of the day began to accept that light could assume a dual nature. The possibility that such a duality might apply to matter as well as light ...
Louis Victor, 7th Duc de Broglie, a French aristocrat and physicist, died Mar. 19, 1987, at the age of 94. De Broglie started out intending to study history and politics, but he turned to math and physics, perhaps influenced by his older brother Maurice (16 years older), who became the 6th Duc in 1906 (Louis would not inherit the title until ...
The theory of wave--particle duality developed by Louis-Victor de Broglie eventually explained why the Bohr model was successful with atoms or ions that contained one electron. It also provided a basis for understanding why this model failed for more complex systems. De Broglie started with the fact that light acts as both a particle and a wave.
Feb 12, 2024 · Louis de Broglie was a groundbreaking French physicist whose revolutionary ideas about the wave-particle duality of matter fundamentally transformed the field of quantum mechanics. Born into an aristocratic family in 1892, de Broglie’s early life was marked by a blend of privilege and a strong academic environment, which set the stage for his ...
Dec 1, 2015 · The de Broglie family was a rather prominent one in France, Louis being 7th in the de Broglie line of dukes. Louis was known in his childhood as a charming boy, his sister writing of him, “This little brother had become a charming child, slender, svelte, with small laughing face, eyes full of mischief, curled like a poodle.
Louis de Broglie. Louis-Victor-Pierre-Raymond, al 7-lea duce de Broglie (n. 15 august 1892, Dieppe, Haute-Normandie, Franța – d. 19 martie 1987, Louveciennes (d), Île-de-France, Franța) a fost un fizician francez, laureat al Premiului Nobel pentru descoperirea unui anumit tip de unde (vezi Dualismul corpuscul-undă ).
