Quantum Time Waits for No Quantum Theory, also quantum
mechanics, in physics, a theory based on using the concept of
the quantum unit to describe the dynamic properties of subatomic
particles and the interactions of matter and radiation. The
foundation was laid by the German physicist Max Planck, who
postulated in 1900 that energy can be emitted or absorbed by
matter only in small, discrete units called quanta. fundamental
to the development of quantum mechanics was the uncertainty
principle, formulated by the German physicist Werner Heisenberg
in 1927, which states that the position and momentum of a
subatomic particle cannot be specified simultaneously. Spectral
Lines of Atomic Hydrogen: When an electron makes a transition
from one energy level to another, the electron emits a photon
with a particular energy. These photons are then observed as
emission lines using a spectroscope. The Lyman series involves
transitions to the lowest or ground state energy level. to the
second energy level are called the Balme