How Hans Bethe Stumbled Upon Perfect Quantum Theories
By 1928, quantum physicists seemed poised to unravel matter’s final secrets. The German researcher Walter Gordon had applied the emerging theory of quantum mechanics to the hydrogen atom, the universe’s simplest atom, and worked out exactly how it behaved. A mastery of all atoms seemed sure to follow. It did not. When quantum particles influence each other, their possibilities intertwine in such…
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