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plus.maths.org
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| | | | | May 2004 In 101 uses of a quadratic equation: Part I in issue 29 of Plus we took a look at quadratic equations and saw how they arose naturally in various simple problems. In this second part we continue our journey. We shall soon see how the humble quadratic makes its appearance in many different and important applications. | |
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www.mezzacotta.net
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diffxweyl.wordpress.com
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| | | | | This post explains quantum mechanics (QM) without any advanced math. Unlike most introductions, I will focus on the interpretation of QM: what the objects in the theory mean and how they fit into a broader philosophy of doing physics. Specifically, I explain why the Von Neumann-Wigner interpretation, a variant of the standard Copenhagen interpretation, is... | |
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wavewatching.net
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| | | To my surprise, I have found that it is sometimes hard to find classic papers of the physics titans of last century that were originally published in German (i.e. from the time before the Nazis kil... | ||
