Theoretical Astrophysics Part Four, The Mathematics Of Quantum Mechanics.

Only theoretical records.

Now this sounds a little theoretical, but it's not so theoretical.

This is just theoretical.

It's not theoretical anymore.

That shows his theoretical background.

Turing's machine was entirely theoretical.

These were not theoretical physicists.

This issue isn't just theoretical.

Peebles, the famous theoretical cosmologist.

Well, I'm a theoretical scientist.

And you see the mechanics.

It's basic mechanics and heat.

Thats's what Quantum Mechanics provides.

So does relativity, quantum mechanics

It's simple quantum mechanics, really.

It's a very interesting theoretical concept.

I work as a theoretical physicist.

it was highly theoretical, of course.

This is not mechanics and heat.

So, how do the mechanics work?

Russians are not the best mechanics.

Some of us are popular mechanics.

That's the miracle of quantum mechanics...

The Greeks made theoretical models of geometry.

They're in our theoretical account. Whereas, x,

That was the mechanics of the calculation.

Well, that's what quantum mechanics teaches us.

From a theoretical point of view, we're done.

It's also the great theoretical triumph of biology.

All right, from skate physics to theoretical physics.

Walter's theoretical test subject, I think, is real.

You know, quantum mechanics these are cool things.

So, there is transitions from relatively simple, elegant, theoretical .

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The mechanics and photographers are moving off the track.

Our mechanics are on the tarmac inspecting the C130.

i must tell you both, our work was highly theoretical?

First is, many of us believe that these extra dimensions hold the answer to what perhaps is the deepest question in theoretical physics, theoretical science.

I haven't worked out the mechanics yet, but I will.

led to a revolutionary new physics theory called quantum mechanics.

Mostly me, because it was all mechanics at this point.

In particular, it led to an enormous body of theoretical work.

When I studied Chemistry at Princeton it was so theoretical, unapplied.

Because if everything is made up of little particles and all the little particles follow quantum mechanics, then shouldn't everything just follow quantum mechanics?