物理学的现状、问题根源与突破困境的方法（The present situation, the root of the problem and the method of breaking through the difficult position of Physics）.docVIP

物理学的现状、问题根源与突破困境的方法（The present situation, the root of the problem and the method of breaking through the difficult position of Physics） The present situation, the root of the problem and the method of breaking through the difficult position of Physics American physicist L Smolin in physics puzzle, a book that, from 1780s to 1970s, our understanding of the physics foundation, about every 10 years there is a big progress, but since 1970s, our understanding of the basic particle is not a real breakthrough [1]. Many scientists, like us, are asking, whats wrong with physics? 1. the present situation and perplexity of Physics Through the long scroll of history, we can see that since the liberation of natural science from theology in sixteenth Century, physics has experienced a magnificent development course. With the creation of classical mechanics and thermodynamics and development, mankind began the mechanical industrial revolution with vigour and vitality; with Einsteins theory of relativity and quantum theory and the creation of human development, build modern civilization change rapidly. This is the physics that allows countless people to strive for it, and that is what drives it! However, since the last century, after 70s, cosmic physics is facing more and more challenges and problems, and have not been resolved, such as dark matter and dark energy has not give a reasonable explanation; micro aspects of the relevant quantum field theory the fate of many predicted not to test, such as the Higgs particle, proton decay we have not yet found or confirmed. The problem is far more than that. With the development of modern physics, classical physics and its contradiction between the increasingly sharp, the method to find through in-depth study of bridging the contradiction, but get is counterproductive: becoming more difficult to reconcile; for instance, though in the past more than 200 years, scientists have struggled, but the measuring accuracy of the gravitational cons