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= Additional information =
= Additional information =
==Useful websites==
==Useful websites==
'''Interactive Simulation on Nature of Light''' <br>
[[File:So_what_is_light.png|http://learningcenter.nsta.org/my_learning_center/download.aspx?id=W44Civ6aUMgTZR0Zd5HjUA_E_E&furl=gqX5t6v0Maz5FXJxNMLVc!plus!zQoUZIjdaGEaPJ9QwYlF40FS7aiDIKq8TleSRm3JQyr0eEWw4gGZw_E]]<br>
In this interactive simulation, you can explore the history of quantum physics, how the understanding of light was developed and an overview of the theories of light.
Source: [http://www.nsta.org NSTA]
==Reference Books==
==Reference Books==
# E=m<math>c^2</math> by David Bodanis - This book is a very interesting account of how the understanding developed in quantum physics and the theory of light. [http://learningcenter.nsta.org/my_learning_center/download.aspx?id=W44Civ6aUMgTZR0Zd5HjUA_E_E&furl=gqX5t6v0Maz5FXJxNMLVc!plus!zQoUZIjdaGEaPJ9QwYlF40FS7aiDIKq8TleSRm3JQyr0eEWw4gGZw_E See Online]
# E=m<math>c^2</math> by David Bodanis - This book is a very interesting account of how the understanding developed in quantum physics and the theory of light. [http://learningcenter.nsta.org/my_learning_center/download.aspx?id=W44Civ6aUMgTZR0Zd5HjUA_E_E&furl=gqX5t6v0Maz5FXJxNMLVc!plus!zQoUZIjdaGEaPJ9QwYlF40FS7aiDIKq8TleSRm3JQyr0eEWw4gGZw_E See Online]