Overview
Explore a captivating plenary session from the APS April Meeting 2018, celebrating the centennial of Richard Feynman's birth. Delve into three enlightening talks that showcase Feynman's lasting impact on science. Begin with Joan Feynman's personal account of growing up alongside her famous brother, offering unique insights into the renowned physicist's early life. Next, discover the cutting-edge field of quantum computing through Christopher Monroe's presentation, which draws connections to Feynman's visionary ideas. Finally, examine Roxanne Springer's discussion on the profound influence of Feynman's work in quantum field theory on nuclear and particle physics. This comprehensive session provides a multifaceted look at Feynman's legacy, combining personal anecdotes, contemporary applications, and theoretical advancements in physics.
Syllabus
Kavli Foundation Keynote Plenary Session: A Feynman Century
Taught by
APS Physics