John Blair Wells is a professional businessman and mineral manager who finds quantum mechanics to be a fascinating field.Quantum mechanics is an intriguing and rather new discipline of study for man. What makes it so remarkable is that much of the behavior that takes place there, is so distinctly different from the real and observable world that we are so used to.

1. John Blair Wells
Fundamentals of Quantum
Mechanics

2. John Blair Wells – On Physics
Physics is a discipline of human thought that focuses on the interactions between
properties within the natural universe, as well as their composition. In physics today,
there are two subsets of mechanics that encompass the behavior of how everything
interacts. The first of these mechanics is the classical one, which explains using
mathematics and theories with a startling degree of accuracy, the behavior of
macroscopic bodies. Quantum mechanics, by comparison, is a fundamental branch of
mechanics that describes the physical properties and phenomena that occurs when
extremely small-scaled interactions occur. The quantum realm is one that is comprised
of atomic and subatomic particles. This infinitesimal scale completely changes its
behavior when concerning the more classical and contemporary studies of how
physical objects, energy, and force exerted all interact with each other.

3. Quantum Mechanics
Quantum mechanics is an intriguing and rather new discipline of study for
man. What makes it so remarkable is that much of the behavior that takes
place there, is so distinctly different from the real and observable world that
we are so used to. However, despite being different than what we expect or
are used to, quantum mechanics continues to provide a remarkably
accurate description of how electrons, photons, neutrons, and subatomic
particles interact with each other.

4. Quantum Mechanics
Quantum mechanics originally got its name when it was observed that
some physical properties exist, and interact in a probabilistic manner, rather
than a deterministic one. This means that they interact based on the
probability of a phenomenon occurring, rather than it happening certainly,
which is what we are used to. Classical mechanics say when we drop a
bowling ball, it hits the floor every time. Quantum mechanics says when we
drop the ball, it instantaneously transports three-million miles away.

5. John Blair Wells – Fascinating by Physics
John Blair Wells is a professional businessman and mineral manager who
finds quantum mechanics to be a fascinating field.