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I guess I can try to understand what you mean here. But reading it for the first time, it looks like a complete fallacy. What you can...
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It obeys a relativity principle, but it's the wrong one, as we now know by experiment. It obeys the Galilean relativity principle, but...
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Understanding experiments helps but the ability of conducting them is not necessarily a requirement. Actually, experiments (designing... -
It took me a lot of study and application before I realized what the quantum reconstruction had accomplished. On the surface it doesn't...
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I read all 51 slides in that presentation, very comprehensive. However, it is missing the axiomatic reconstruction of QM via...
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Thank you for pointing out those two articles, neither of which I had seen before. Ashtekar's article inches towards something like the...
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One reads from the “THE MATHEMATICAL PRINCIPLES OF NATURAL PHILOSOPHY” by Sir Isaac Newton (translated into English by Andrew Motte)...
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bhobba replied to the thread Learning physics beyond classical mechanics without labs?.They are. But before undertaking that journey, learn QM to the level of Ballentine. Then, when examining interpretations, you will...
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Keep also in mind that's only Feynmans opinion, and it highly depends on what one means by "understand" and some other philosophical...
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I don't think so. Personally, I hated all labs, I did the bare minimum, I threw a wild party after the last lab, and I don't think it...
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Although that's definitely true when we consider details, I think signal analysis offers a starting point for a more accessible...
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One answer to the complex structure question comes from an article by Leon Cohen in Foundations of Physics 1988, "Rules of Probability...
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Possibly interesting: On the relation between classical and quantum observables Abhay Ashtekar Comm. Math. Phys. 71(1): 59-64 (1980)...
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This a mystery only for those who think the discrete quantum information approach carries the essence of quantum mechanics, and forgot...