The Problem with Reasoning of The Quantum Mechanics Fundamental Laws in General Physics Courses
M.S. Hlystunov · Procedia - Social and Behavioral Sciences · 2015
The report analyzes the weak absorption problem of the quantum mechanics fundamental laws by the students of the Polytechnic schools and teaching. The problem is that in the famous courses of General physics (including lectures Feynman) emphasizes the exotic nature of quantum mechanics. This section of General physics is presented as a tool for solving only problems in atomic and nuclear physics. This is largely due to the lack of research results of quantum regularities at the macro-processes. The aim of presented study was to search for previously unknown quantum effects in the macro-processes. A positive outcome of these studies would present to students the fundamental and unique features of the quantum approach. In the research the author of this paper was able to establish previously unknown manifestations of quantum regularities in the wind gusts formation. The fundamental nature of these manifestations was obtained for a representative set of geographic points of the Earth. Along with this were used representative data of meteorological observations for the period of over 35 years.