Nobel Prize winner Irwin? Schrodinger's What is Life is one of the greatest scientific classics in the 20th century. In the book, the author is committed to coordinating biology with quantum mechanics. Although written in 1944, the comments on life, molecular biology, mind and other topics in the book are still very interesting and enlightening today.
It can be said that this book is a conceptual preparation for the birth of molecular biology and the discovery of DNA. This book is undoubtedly one of the best choices for readers who want to know the theory of the origin of life. Schrodinger leads readers to explore the daunting theme of life with a relaxed and pleasant style, which is profound, interesting and enlightening.
The famous Austrian physicist Erwin Schr?dinger and Dirac jointly won the 1933 Nobel Prize in Physics. Founder of probabilistic wave mechanics. I mainly study the statistical theory of heat, and write papers on thermodynamics and statistics of gas and reaction kinetics, vibration, lattice vibration (and its contribution to internal energy).
He also studied the theory of color vision, and his explanation of the frequency relationship between red-green color blindness and blue-yellow blindness was accepted by physiologists. After Schrodinger's death, he published philosophical works and collections such as What is Life, Science and Humanism, Nature and Greeks, Scientific Theory and Man, Mind and Things, My World View and What are the Laws of Nature.
For a time, I even fantasized that I would take philosophy as my main interest after teaching, so that I was considered as "the most striking philosopher among physicists in our century" by the famous contemporary physicist Simone.