trong mot thoi gian rat la dai, y tuong rang tong vo han cua cac so hang (hat nuoc) co the cho ra gia tri huu han (hat photon) duoc coi la nghich ly.
Trong mot thoi gian rat la dai, y tuong rang tong vo han cua cac so hang (Hat Nuoc) co the cho ra gia tri huu han (Hat Photon) duoc coi la nghich ly. Nghich ly nay cuoi cung cung duoc giai quyet bang khai niem cua gioi han.
Chung minh bang cach lam sao chup duoc hinh anh cu Rua song o duoi day ho, cua vo so hat nuoc dang bao xung quanh giong nhu bi chiem giu lay boi toan bo the tich cua ho nuoc, va cho den khi bat kip hinh anh cu Rua tuong tu o tren can boi mot luong rat nho hat photon thong qua diem Zero phai ton mot luong nuoc rat lon.
Zero duoc xem nhu la diem hoi tu chia ra lam hai, vo so hat nuoc va vo so hat anh sang o hai ben can bang voi nhau va hinh anh cua chung ta va chung ta phan chieu voi nhau o chinh giua.
Translate:
For a very long time, the idea that an infinite sum of terms (Water Particles) could yield a finite value (Photon) was considered a paradox. This paradox was finally resolved by the concept of limits.
This is demonstrated by how to capture an image of a turtle living at the bottom of a lake, surrounded by countless water particles as if occupied by the entire volume of the lake, and then catch up to a similar image of the turtle on land with a very small number of photons through the zero point, which requires a very large amount of water.
Zero is seen as a point of convergence divided in two, with countless water particles and countless light particles on either side balancing each other, and our image and ourselves reflected in the middle.