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Journal Papers (2000-2005)

Journal Papers (1980-1999)

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2005
J27: A Systematic Way to Express the Equations
of Straight Line in Terms of Their Direction Ratios
Work done at: UNIVERSITY OF KARACHI, University
Road, Karachi 75270, Pakistan Abstract
Kamal SA, Naseeruddin, Karachi University
Journal of Science 33(1&2), 2005, 71-72 Paper PDF

2004
J26: An Investigation of Growth Profiles of the Pakistani Children
Work done at: UNIVERSITY OF KARACHI, University Road, Karachi 75270, Pakistan Abstract
Kamal SA, Firdous S, Alam SJ, International Journal of Biology and Biotechnology 1(4), 2004, 709-717 Paper PDF

2002
J25: The Human Heart as a System of Standing Waves
Work done at: UNIVERSITY OF KARACHI, University Road, Karachi 75270, Pakistan Abstract
Kamal SA, Siddiqui KA, Karachi University Journal of Science 30(1&2), 2002, 55-63 Paper PDF

2000
J24: The Sixth Paradigm of Physics
Work done at: UNIVERSITY OF KARACHI, University Road, Karachi 75270, Pakistan Abstract
Kamal SA, Siddiqui KA, Naseeruddin, Karachi University Journal of Science 28(2), 2000, 11-16
Paper PDF
J23: The Quantum-Mechanical Interpretation of Time
Work done at: UNIVERSITY OF KARACHI, University Road, Karachi 75270, Pakistan Abstract
Kamal SA, Naseeruddin, Karachi University Journal of Science 28(1), 2000, 95-97 Paper PDF

Dear Dr. Kamal,

I am delighted to hear that your organization is planning to celebrate the creation of quantum mechanics fifty years ago. The creation of this set of ideas was one of the greatest achievements of the human mind without any doubt. It, of course, did not come in complete isolation. The creation of quantum mechanics was the result of a deep understanding of experimental facts and their inconsistencies with the older theories on one hand and an equally deep awareness of mathematics on the other.

Today, we are faced, in physics and other sciences, with equally challenging problems and what is needed once again are the two ingredients I have mentioned above. I do hope that the younger generation of physicists in Pakistan devote themselves with equal zeal to meeting these new challenges and produce as great asset of ideas as those that went into the creation of quantum mechanics. In this regard, one may remark that quantum mechanics was created at a time of great restlessness and economic depression in Germany and Europe. The need is always for the human spirit to rise above these impediments and to seek after the heart of things.

With kindest regards,

Abdus Salam
Nobel Laureate (Physics)
Founding Director
The Abdus Salam International Center for Theoretical Physics (Italy)
Private Communication
January 31, 1977

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