A thought experiment named for this man involves a Geiger counter's detection of an alpha particle causing poison to be released, so the central animal is simultaneously alive and dead.
This man's most famous paper may be his "Quantization as an Eigenvalue Problem", in which he developed an approach to determine energies of hydrogen-like atoms. That approach relies on an equation he names stating that i h-bar times the time derivative of a function is equal to that function's Hamiltonian. A thought experiment named for this man involves a Geiger counter's detection of an alpha particle causing poison to be released, so the central animal is simultaneously alive and dead. For 10 points, identify this Austrian namesake of a famous wave equation and a thought experiment involving a cat.
This man's most famous paper may be his "Quantization as an Eigenvalue Problem", in which he developed an approach to determine energies of hydrogen-like atoms.
Erwin {Schrodinger}