Photo Contest - Quantum Physics (4/14-4/20)

In summary, the photo contest for quantum physics is a fun and engaging way to showcase the beauty and complexity of the subject. It is open to anyone with an interest in quantum physics and photography, and eligible photos can include experiments, equipment, equations, or artistic representations. Winners will be selected by a panel of judges based on creativity, relevance, and quality, and will receive recognition and the opportunity to have their photos featured on the website or in promotional materials. Additional prizes may also be available.
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This week we will try something different, and can possibly be quite challenging. So let's see if you are up to the challenge.

Our theme this week is "Quantum Physics". Your photo must show a visual depiction or an interpretation of quantum physics. For example, you put a cat in a box to represent the Schrodinger Cat, etc... etc. Use your wild imagination (and some understanding of quantum physics). You may, if you wish, accompany your photo with a short caption that I will include during the voting. Please indicate clearly your caption.

Note: the photo must not be a scientific, experimental result or data.

Good luck!

Zz.

Contest Rules:

1. Any digital photo or digitally-scanned photo relevant to the theme will be accepted within the contest period. In case there's a gray area, or you're not sure if the picture is suitable, check with me first.

2. Please resize your digital photo to no more than 800 x 600 or 600 x 800 pixels. You may also crop your picture if you wish. You are also allowed to adjust the brightness and contrast of your picture but these should not dramatically alter the look of the picture. But other than those, any form of picture editing or modification is not allowed. This is a photo contest, not a picture editing/special effect contest. You may add a watermark or your name/nickname to the photo for identification purposes.

3. Upload your photos to any of the photo servers such as imageshack or photobucket. Then post it the relevant contest thread and link your picture using the img command. PM me if you do not know how.

4. Only ONE picture per member per contest. Once a picture is posted, it cannot be changed other than a total withdrawl by that member from that week's photo contest. Exceptions will be made for modification to comply with the rules, such as resizing.

5. At the end of the contest period, I will open a poll and every PF member can vote for the picture they like best.

6. Note that in case we have a large number of entries, I will do the polling in more than one thread. If that's the case, you can vote in each of the polling threads. The photos will be assigned in the polling threads in the order they were submitted.

7. These pictures must be something that you took, not something taken off someone else's photo albums or taken by someone else. I have no way of checking if you did this, so we'll go by the honor system.

8. You can use a picture only once. Once it is used in a contest, it cannot be reused in another contest.

9. Please post only pictures meant for submission in this thread. Photos not meant for submission must not be posted in the contest thread. Posting of more than one photos by a member may result in an automatic disqualification from the week's contest.

Zz
 
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Nice idea!
 
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Dice.jpg
 
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Too difficult of a topic? It's the middle of the week, and we only have one submission. I thought it would be easy to find a cat in a box that is both dead AND alive!

:)

Zz.
 
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Title: <wavefunction|collapse>

http://img833.imageshack.us/img833/9129/dsc0182c.png
 
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marcin_quantum_physics.jpg


Heisenberg chickadee (Parus Heisenbergi), [itex]\Delta x \Delta p \ge \frac{\hbar}{2}[/itex]
 
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2idt3.jpg

wave-particle duality
 
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Periodic potential well.

img4990r.jpg


Zz.
 
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uhhh... Photons?

2cn8u55.jpg
 
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Dang. This is going to be hard. Can we have entangled voting?
 

1. What is the purpose of the photo contest for quantum physics?

The photo contest is a fun and creative way to engage with the subject of quantum physics and showcase the beauty and complexity of this field of science.

2. Who can participate in the photo contest?

The photo contest is open to anyone who has an interest in quantum physics and photography, regardless of their level of knowledge or experience in either field.

3. What kind of photos are eligible for the contest?

Photos must be related to the topic of quantum physics and can include images of experiments, equipment, mathematical equations, or artistic representations of concepts in quantum physics.

4. How will the winners be selected?

A panel of judges will review all submissions and select the winners based on creativity, relevance to quantum physics, and overall quality of the photo.

5. What are the prizes for the winners of the photo contest?

The winners will receive recognition for their photographs and the opportunity to have their photos featured on the website or in future promotional materials related to quantum physics. There may also be additional prizes, such as gift cards or scientific merchandise, depending on the contest rules.

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