He deserves honour for he has bought physics in India in the most Indic and respectable way possible. He is the one who is the mastermind behind all the curious minds watching this video. He should be credited for awakening the sleeping physics classes
@@johnrithwik4293 yes sir..... I teach Physics in school and to some college students outside school and H.C Verma, Rechard fynnman, Walter lewin .... They are the north stars of my life.
I don't think to be a good teacher u need to learn from good teachers.... It depends on the person how she/he acquires knowledge and pass them to the required ones.....there are many great personalities who didn't even have a teacher
Well well what I am talking here bro is completely based on my experience and yes exceptions always exist. But I am sure you will be agreeing with me that if someone found a teacher very motivating and very charming while teaching when he or she will become a teacher it's very likely that the person will be influenced by that teacher. Learning does not stop when you left the school or the college, your learning continues (even after you become a teacher) from many sources even from the students you communicate and obviously when there are great videos like this available on the internet that definitely helps you to become a good teacher.
H. C. Verma is a great man. India, and the rest of the world should be grateful for this icon, who shares his amazing knowledge with the world for free.
MIT , YALE UNIVERSITY and many more prestigious universities in world are streaming whole lectures for free even one channel NPTEL started by IIT's covers many lectures for various streams and most famous are lecture series by V.Balakrishnan one of best physicists present in India.
I am done with my college,have a job,have no exam in physics to clear in nearby future ,but still I am watching it because it is interesting. Thank you a lot sir.
Wow, such a level of knowledge , maturity and sharp skill to explain a tough concept through simple words and a smile on a face so that each and every student can understand it is commendable. Thank you so much sir for your kindness. Dhan Dhan janani teri re
Sir I really want a teacher like you, I am really impressed to your style of teaching and I also have a target to crack iit - jee. And even I ready to take online classes from you... And if you want to teach me sir then I come to your home too for got some knowledge from you ....
Sir you know the heart of many crucial and difficult concepts.. I have not found any teacher explaining these confusing concepts with this much of clarity and easiness.. Please sir make more videos on advanced level physics
Even after the measurement, the uncertainty is there, it's more fundamental than you explained here!. it's not a suspicion or our inability to predict the outcome (that's there, though), but it's more fundamental.
Sir what's does it actually means as it holds uncertainty principle or not. According to my calculations i found that ∆x.∆p is less than h/4π .. Sir please clarify my doubts.
Best video sir keep uploading. I was having doubt in Gaussian Wave function. You teched in your online course that's how you done the mathematical calculation of expectation value of x squared, how you done integration.... Please response...
@cITRIC ACId hey son here's your daddy talking from 2069 you are infact born in 2069 but the world in 2069 is so bad that i sent you to the late 1990s to have a better life. it's time to thank your daddy my son
suppose two particles are mathematically connected , we connect both of them on opposite side of a spring we compress both the sides and we let them leave (in space) bcoz they are mathematically connected by knowing the position of one we can know velocity of the other and then we can find both the velocity and position of the particle , heisenbergs uncertainity principle disproved .....
Myself Pratyay from kolkata, thank you sir so much for your references and questions included in the H.C.Verma book.For you only my physics base increased so rapidly that iam hoping for fullmarks in physics this time in my school exam!
hon'ble professor, I'm a student of std 12; took inspiration from you prespering physics and have started this ytb channel I would be very much excited and overjoyed if you just have a look at it
Hello sir, I always read everywhere that the uncertainty principle is intrinsic to quantum mechanics, but I don't find this fact digestible... I have a book on quantum mechanics that explains how we take the measurement of position of an electron. It explains as follows : To measure the position of an electron we take a hypothetical gamma-ray microscope of width 2a and some other dimension specifications for the mathematics that I rather not mention to keep the question short. The microscope has a gamma ray gun that will shoot gamma rays. Now, when a packet hits the electron under observation, it reflects back to the lens but it also imparts some extra momentum dp to the electron and will also change the position of the electron by some value (say dx). Then using some optics relations it derived the uncertainty principle. What I find bugging me here is that it is the electron that caused the uncertainty in position and momentum. So, how is this intrinsic to quantum mechanics and not the problem with the method of measurement we use. I also heard this in a "nptelhrd" lecture that the problem is not with the measurement method we use. Can you please help me clear this misconception (if it is one)?
Its because electron is very tiny particle that it changes its poisition and momentum by just impact of gamma radiation. We want such radiation which will hit electron without changing its position and momentum, which is not practically possible upto now.
@@aakashp2123 That is what I am asking! Isn't this the machine's incapability that it can't measure position and momentum when the gamma radiation hit electron! Besides please do not mention electron as a particle or wave... It just behaves like them, it is a matter-wave!
Watch video oh Heisenberg uncertainty principle on Lighthouse channel on RUclips. The definition in ncert about this topic is absolute garbage and wrong.
That explanation that you wrote is wrong definition of of this principle. Many books explain this in a very wrong manner. You can watch the video I recommended before, or watch another video on this topic on World Science Festival RUclips channel.
Even though we've have proven the fundamental relation between wave and particles , it's quite bizzare to hear Particle with certain wave function ..... isn't it professor
He deserves honour for he has bought physics in India in the most Indic and respectable way possible. He is the one who is the mastermind behind all the curious minds watching this video. He should be credited for awakening the sleeping physics classes
Brought
Rightly said " Awakening the sleeping physics classes"
Really, you guys do have the best teachers
Actually that was done by S.N. Bose
@@milesbeckett1558 true.. What about you bro...
"Say my name"
"h c verma"
"You're goddamn right"
Breaking Bad huh
copied from ted ed
The "H" in "H.C Verma" stands for Heisenberg
I love the sound of chalk on the board. Indeed, I love your teaching.
After years I am hearing this sound
@@ROHIT-jt8lz same here
To be a good teacher ...you need to learn from good teachers....u r one of those good teachers for me ,🙏 Sir.
So you're already a teacher?
@@johnrithwik4293 yes sir..... I teach Physics in school and to some college students outside school and H.C Verma, Rechard fynnman, Walter lewin .... They are the north stars of my life.
I don't think to be a good teacher u need to learn from good teachers.... It depends on the person how she/he acquires knowledge and pass them to the required ones.....there are many great personalities who didn't even have a teacher
Well well what I am talking here bro is completely based on my experience and yes exceptions always exist. But I am sure you will be agreeing with me that if someone found a teacher very motivating and very charming while teaching when he or she will become a teacher it's very likely that the person will be influenced by that teacher.
Learning does not stop when you left the school or the college, your learning continues (even after you become a teacher) from many sources even from the students you communicate and obviously when there are great videos like this available on the internet that definitely helps you to become a good teacher.
@@pralaybose9998 ,.
He is the only teacher who can explain the most complicated concept in the most easiest way that no one else can do......
H. C. Verma is a great man. India, and the rest of the world should be grateful for this icon, who shares his amazing knowledge with the world for free.
MIT , YALE UNIVERSITY and many more prestigious universities in world are streaming whole lectures for free even one channel NPTEL started by IIT's covers many lectures for various streams and most famous are lecture series by V.Balakrishnan one of best physicists present in India.
Alakh Pandey is also there
Ronak Khurana totally agree with you , he is God !
I have passed mechanical.... But still watching this video.... Because this right here is the man who made me love physics ♥♥
The Irony....... He looks like Walter White and explains 'the Heisenberg' Uncertainty principle
But his indian and not suffering from lung cancer😅
@@baradbrijesh8618 Also He is not cooking meth somewhere out there
For a second I thought that you are speaking about the poet"walt whitman". Blue baby.
good one
He doesn't look like Walter White
Cop to Heisenberg: You will be penalised for overspreading!
Heisenberg to the cop: where am I ?
Cop: "somewhere here" 😎😅
Nice one 🤣😂
Till i observe you i don't know
I am done with my college,have a job,have no exam in physics to clear in nearby future ,but still I am watching it because it is interesting. Thank you a lot sir.
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Dear sir, the smile on the face really helps us to join the joy you feel
Legend of the indian physics!
Felling grateful to get a chance to get knowledge from u sir
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Thanos : iam inevitable.
Iron man : I am iron man
Heisenberg : I am uncertain.
Pauli:I am exculsion😅
@@strikersoccer9535 oh boy🤣🤣
@@shatakshisharma5240 🤣🤣🤣😏
Schrodinger : I am dead yet writing this comment. 😂
Real Heisenberg : say my name
I am still uncertain about the uncertainity principle
That's why it's uncertainty principle
@@sagarkalwale2052 😂😂 haha
Same here
🤣🤣🤣
Ek ritu aaye ek ritu jaye your name is not certain therefore you are still uncertain .
I'm a Mathematics Student, but I can't skip this video just because of ur wonderful explanation method
Wow, such a level of knowledge , maturity and sharp skill to explain a tough concept through simple words and a smile on a face so that each and every student can understand it is commendable. Thank you so much sir for your kindness.
Dhan Dhan janani teri re
I'm a commerce student and I got recommendation of this video.
I have no idea about these, but only came to see this legend teach❤️
And what you get in this video is certainly nothing. But still appriciate your curiosity 💛
I just love your books sir ,u are truly respectworty !😊
महान गुरु H C VERMA को सादर चरण स्पर्श।BY SHIV SIR BIOLOGY.
Well that was quite a nice lecture. Loved it !! I had been searching for something like this.
God please give me simplicity like this man🙏🙏
Walter Levin is also a beast
7:05 Thumbnail
Best teacher and best understanding way in my life
HC verma sir brand of physics. Love you sir
Great teacher ..of physics .
His lecture helped me a lot to get a good, nice, soud sleep. Thanks a lot sir.
I really want him to be my physics sir so I can discuss about such topics with him which are really interesting.
Heisenberg?
YOU'RE GODDAMN RIGHT
Walter, be yourself please.....
I am the one who knocks .
I am the danger.
AHAHAHA BRUH G1
“Say my name.”
Sir I really want a teacher like you, I am really impressed to your style of teaching and I also have a target to crack iit - jee. And even I ready to take online classes from you... And if you want to teach me sir then I come to your home too for got some knowledge from you ....
Professor Saheb ko bahut bahut badhai Congratulations!
Concept of Physics -ke author.
That's the only topic which i can't forget.
I want grandfather like HC Verma Sir 😊😊😊 best guru of physics.
Say my name.
Heisenberg.
U r god damn right.
HC verma and alakh pandey best physics teacher of RUclips
Sir you make physics simple.
Love and respect from Pakistan.
No i tried but couldnt find
Gajab ki energy(effect) hai sir apke ander
best description of heisenberg principle ever seen on youtube
Congrats on the padmashri sir you truely deserve it
the charm of fundamental analysis ..with amazing synchronicity
Thank you ,sir!!😀🙏
Learn grammar dumbass
@@vaishaligoel2321 ifkr
@@vaishaligoel2321 U could have just pointed it out, don't need to shame people for their inadequacies.
I am in class eleventh and my any doubt related to that topic is cleared now.
Thanks❤❤ sir
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Sir you know the heart of many crucial and difficult concepts.. I have not found any teacher explaining these confusing concepts with this much of clarity and easiness.. Please sir make more videos on advanced level physics
well done sir,keep it up..pls upload more and more it helps us..
I am really proud of Prof Vermaji.He is a great Teacher.
Sir I am your biggest fan...🙏🙏
Sir can you make videos for neet ug preparations, as many poor students can't afford to attend tuition classes in India??
Who can dislike these types of videos?. Awesome sir
♥️♥️♥️ Very nicely explained by sir!
His ever lasting smile shows how much he has achieved in life
Even after the measurement, the uncertainty is there, it's more fundamental than you explained here!. it's not a suspicion or our inability to predict the outcome (that's there, though), but it's more fundamental.
No words for your teaching ... U r awesome sir.. 🙏
Ah yes the sound of chalk hitting the blackboard. There is something fun in this as compared to screen projecters and digital boards
I become more uncertain after watching
Thank you sir for clarification it's another issue of simultaneous measurements
i m mbbs md but still here just because of him ,i love physics
Everywhere you go, there is someone making breaking bad reference in these videos.
Sir, honestly you can change the average student to topper 👍
He deserve for top award for physics
Master of art सबके बस का बात नहीं होगा
I would like to thanks u for sharing such useful knowledge to us🙏
Feeling proud to Hindustan bcz we have world no. 1 physics teacher
Hahahah nice joke
Thank you very much sir for your books and very grateful of explanation.You are a god for us
H C Verma - Kingpin of India
2007-2008......HC verma part 1 part 2 Refrence book was essential for us
Sir what's does it actually means as it holds uncertainty principle or not.
According to my calculations i found that ∆x.∆p is less than h/4π ..
Sir please clarify my doubts.
Very excellent style of teaching
Thank you sir!! Also.... Understood friction by reading ur book only!! 🙂🙂☺
Sarvesh Deshpande hey bro! where did you get his book?
HC verma
concepts of physics
vplume 1 &2
@@jalilkhan6251 u can get it on Amazon or Flipcart too
Sarvesh Deshpande thanks bro
@@jalilkhan6251wc man!
You're Goddamn Right!!
Sir...
Underrated comment......
Sir, u r the living legend
It went over my head
Aeonian H That’s why it is uncertain.
Ofc. Weebs are losers
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Check on this
Mind-blowing explanation sir.... just love your smile
Sir you are so great and your teaching skill
I have finished my masters but clicked to listen him teach Physics xD
the king is back
Best video sir keep uploading.
I was having doubt in Gaussian Wave function. You teched in your online course that's how you done the mathematical calculation of expectation value of x squared, how you done integration.... Please response...
"4pi is around 10" is so real I love it
I am great fan of concept of physics, i hope that one day i could same teacher
One of the best explanations!
That's clever ❤️loved it
Great Sir I met to him I'm 2013 in IIT Kanpur
Thank u sir, your explanation is very well and heart ❤️ touching
A particle has certain wave function position uncertainty is 10 ^-18 m . Then the momentum is measured which turns out be 10 ^-17 m/s.
5:33 the wave drawing was awesome like your lecture
Please, make a video on quantum physics on Time travel..
he did it already in 2029
@cITRIC ACId hey son here's your daddy talking from 2069 you are infact born in 2069 but the world in 2069 is so bad that i sent you to the late 1990s to have a better life. it's time to thank your daddy my son
@@adthya2098 here is your grandfather, my grandson how are you today? 😀
Time travel concepts come in relativity.
There is no time travel as of now.
Time travel is not possible in the past cuz of the grandfather paradox and so but with the help of time dilation going into the future is possible
suppose two particles are mathematically connected , we connect both of them on opposite side of a spring we compress both the sides and we let them leave (in space) bcoz they are mathematically connected by knowing the position of one we can know velocity of the other and then we can find both the velocity and position of the particle , heisenbergs uncertainity principle disproved .....
well well, stop stealing ideas bro, ITS WHAT ALBERT EINSTEIN THOUGHT.. but i am not degrading H C Verma sir.
HE'S IS THE BEST TEACHER I HAVE EVER SEEN
@@whiterabbit3359 yes ik its from einstein but i just found it so amazing , so i thought i could get an answer from another legend in physics
To obtain h-bar, that is, Planck’s Constant in angular units, why was division done using 4-pi instead of 2-pi?
Bcs ∆x.∆p≥h/4π
beacause the and subtended by the wave is of 4 pi instead of half of 3pi😅😂
Physics old smart teacher HC Verma sir
Neil's Bohr Statement :- If anyone says he understand Uncertainty either he is lying or he is fool.
Haha
Great Physician 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
I wish I can hire sir HC Verma in my NEET exam .....
Haha,good one tho
You would then surely score full Mark's in physics
Myself Pratyay from kolkata, thank you sir so much for your references and questions included in the H.C.Verma book.For you only my physics base increased so rapidly that iam hoping for fullmarks in physics this time in my school exam!
hon'ble professor,
I'm a student of std 12; took inspiration from you prespering physics and have started this ytb channel
I would be very much excited and overjoyed if you just have a look at it
Anyone who makes physics boring is a criminal and anyone who makes you love physics is a living legend.
mesmerizing...sir ...
This is my favourite principle
The numericals of capacitor and dielectric are just damn hard to solve
Not at all .
You are a great teacher sir.
Hello sir, I always read everywhere that the uncertainty principle is intrinsic to quantum mechanics, but I don't find this fact digestible... I have a book on quantum mechanics that explains how we take the measurement of position of an electron. It explains as follows : To measure the position of an electron we take a hypothetical gamma-ray microscope of width 2a and some other dimension specifications for the mathematics that I rather not mention to keep the question short. The microscope has a gamma ray gun that will shoot gamma rays. Now, when a packet hits the electron under observation, it reflects back to the lens but it also imparts some extra momentum dp to the electron and will also change the position of the electron by some value (say dx). Then using some optics relations it derived the uncertainty principle. What I find bugging me here is that it is the electron that caused the uncertainty in position and momentum. So, how is this intrinsic to quantum mechanics and not the problem with the method of measurement we use. I also heard this in a "nptelhrd" lecture that the problem is not with the measurement method we use. Can you please help me clear this misconception (if it is one)?
Its because electron is very tiny particle that it changes its poisition and momentum by just impact of gamma radiation. We want such radiation which will hit electron without changing its position and momentum, which is not practically possible upto now.
@@aakashp2123 That is what I am asking! Isn't this the machine's incapability that it can't measure position and momentum when the gamma radiation hit electron! Besides please do not mention electron as a particle or wave... It just behaves like them, it is a matter-wave!
did u watch the video properly? watch again after 6:33
Watch video oh Heisenberg uncertainty principle on Lighthouse channel on RUclips. The definition in ncert about this topic is absolute garbage and wrong.
That explanation that you wrote is wrong definition of of this principle. Many books explain this in a very wrong manner.
You can watch the video I recommended before, or watch another video on this topic on World Science Festival RUclips channel.
Great sir❤️💚
Even though we've have proven the fundamental relation between wave and particles , it's quite bizzare to hear Particle with certain wave function ..... isn't it professor