Shoucheng Zhang | Search and Discovery of the Majorana Fermion | 2 of 2

[@TheRamCDXVI]

I'm proud of how he has broken this down step by step, presenting a beautiful mathematical equation and explanation to what I research on a daily basis. This is awesome, and worth sharing around the world. I believe we can go much farther...

[@kukan95]

Cutting-edge research. I'm truly grateful! Thanks.

[@robertstump6031]

These are brilliant ideas, that were very well presented. Excellent lecture.

[@ozachar]

What a beautiful presentation. So elegantly inspiring introduction of concepts

[@lhsgxhz]

In my understanding, this Majorana fermion (mode) is only quasiparticles (or some collective excitation that shows the Majorana properties) in condensed matter physics, not real particles in high energy physics. The former helps us to realize some direct application (e.g. Topological Quantum Computer) in the future; the latter mostly helps us to get deeper understanding of the universe , nature, space and time, matter and force etc. And this is also a collaboration of different groups of theoretical physicists and experimental physicists, and also the previous theoretical and experimental works of many others. Anyway it is a breakthrough and congrats!

[@OwenGuo]

What a pity he passed away so suddenly! I heard the bad news just after watching this lecture.

[@FrankReddick]

Maybe. I suspect I missed an error around Timestamp 28:00.

[@stevenhuang3635]

Professor Zhang had passed away in 2018, it is a great loss of our nation.

[@tachyon0]

Great lecture, RIP

[@paulcollins2289]

We need to see the slides!

[@Corvaire]

Thank you for listening Stanford, huge hugs!! ;O)- -1d+1d=0d

[@mateuszratman3085]

Awesome lecture

[@realcygnus]

superb content...........quite interesting topic.........1 of 2 didn't get recorded ?

[@zacharyburell1747]

1 was called "the electron superhighway"

[@kellymoses8566]

Zhang died in San Francisco on December 1, 2018, at the age of 55, in an apparent suicide. His family said in a statement that he died "after fighting a battle with depression."

[@見見非見心無所住]

I strongly believed Zhang was killed by CIA since Zhang was choosen as 1000 people's plan by his Mother land, China. United State America is the most devil 😈 country in the world, it is an alive evil exist in the world.

[@kellymoses8566]

@@見見非見心無所住 Your english sucks and China is enslaving the Uighurs

[@見見非見心無所住]

@@kellymoses8566 Ha, Ha. Nobody believes what you saying Zhang suicide. Only stupid or sucks like you would believe so. Apparently, you want to bias the public from facts. US enslaving whole world.

[@kellymoses8566]

@@見見非見心無所住 I could not care less about this man or how he died.

[@見見非見心無所住]

@@kellymoses8566 Okay, come on, Tell me how Zhang died, you said you could not care less on this.

[@FrankReddick]

Yup.

[@fdoandres]

the fact that the spin of all the particlesr keep one direction on the electrons, and the antimatetter keep the oposite... it 's not an evidence of the influence of the quantum oscilation on this spin, movment and angular momentum in the matter? can this posible quantum oscilation efect in the matter, explain the lack of antimatter in the universe? ...when someting is oscilating, justa one directions must be taken for the particules!

[@yuhangliu7451]

RIP

[@Alfaspring]

Can An assasinated person Rest in Peace?

[@subliminal81]

@@Alfaspring Not sure he was assassinated. Maybe he realized the fact: discoveries can use kinda mass murder purposes...so he decided to go a monastery.

[@kellymoses8566]

@@Alfaspring he killed himself

[@jiansenxmu]

He passed away 4 years ago. 😢

[@TYYen-kp4vu]

What is English.

[@量子-b2o]

我相信發現反常量子霍爾效應的人不衹是張首晟一人，發現 majorana 費米子也不是一個人的功勞，希望諾貝爾委員會可以公平一點

[@量子-b2o]

請幫我留言給你師傅楊桭寧，請他老人家不要出來爭着領功，這是集很多精英研究的成果

[@kellymoses8566]

What a ridiculously impractical writing system.

[@ares12265]

delicious sandwich

[@aidabach]

It's just sad

[@subliminal81]

I'm stucked at -1=+1