How Three Spatial Dimensions Affect the Size of Atoms in Our Universe | Doc Physics
2,308 views · Published 3 August 2017 · 7:31 · Indexed 7 October 2026
Channel: Doc Schuster · 2017 · Education
This is a discussion of why the quantum mechanical odds of finding an electron at the nucleus are vanishingly small. Wonderfully, this would not be the case in a universe with fewer spatial dimensions. Since we can simulate lower dimensions easily with symmetry, this is a pretty cool result!
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