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www.thoughtexperiments.net
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| | | | | Quantum Mechanics is a strange and counterintuitive theory. Dealing with the behaviour of subatomic particles, it is extremely difficult to reconcile with our experience of everyday life. Niels Boh... | |
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www.math.columbia.edu
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| | | | | Philip Ball's Beyond Weird is the best popular survey I've seen of the contemporary state of discussions about the "interpretation" of quantum mechanics. It appeared earlier... | |
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thatsmaths.com
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| | | | | With unique and outstanding achievements in mathematics and science, John von Neumann was on an intellectual level far above us; the oft-misused term genius truly applies to him. Von Neumann, brilliant in both pure and applied mathematics, was a towering figure of 20th century science. As a child, he demonstrated a prodigious memory and computational... | |
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drossbucket.com
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| | | > Anybody who's not bothered by Bell's theorem has to have rocks in his head. - 'A distinguished Princeton physicist', as told to David Mermin This post is a long, idiosyncratic discussion of the Bell inequalities in quantum physics. There are plenty of good introductions already, so this is a bit of a weird thing... | ||
