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Schrodinger's cat

Schrödinger’s Cat and the Qbit

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The concept of quantum superposition (or superposition for short) is very counterintuitive, as Schr##\ddot{\text{o}}##dinger noted in 1935 writing [1],…
quantum mechanics is incomplete

9 Reasons Quantum Mechanics is Incomplete

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Incomplete interpretations of quantum mechanics I argue that all interpretations of quantum mechanics (QM) are incomplete, each for its own reason. I…
Quantum Eraser

The Quantum Mystery of Wigner’s Friend

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In this Insight I will introduce the quantum mystery called ``Wigner's friend'' using Healey's version [1] of Frauchiger and Renner's (FR's) version [2]…
qm_interpretations

The Fundamental Difference in Interpretations of Quantum Mechanics

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A topic that continually comes up in discussions of quantum mechanics is the existence of many different interpretations. Not only are there different…
arnold

Arnold Neumaier Interview: QFT Foundations & Thermal

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Please give us a brief background on yourself Over 40 years ago, I studied mathematics, physics and computer science in Freiburg and Berlin (Germany).…
unitsworkforyou

How to Make Units of Measurement Work for You

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How do we use units? You may see one of these speed limit signs, nearly every day. Even though neither of them displays units, drivers know they are implied.…
quantumpeace

How I Stopped Worrying and Learned to Love Orthodox Quantum Mechanics

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Why I'm a Bohmian and Questioning Orthodox QM Many people here know that I am a "Bohmian", i.e. an adherent of a very non-orthodox interpretation of quantum…