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Peter Morgan reacted to bhobba's post in the thread Undergrad On computing quantum waves exactly from classical action with
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Some nice papers/videoes here - well worth the time to read/watch. Thanks Bill -
Peter Morgan replied to the thread Undergrad On computing quantum waves exactly from classical action.Also of interest is an article in MIT News and that someone on 𝕏 pointed out that a preprint by Frank J Tipler is somewhat similar (I...
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Peter Morgan reacted to akhmeteli's post in the thread Undergrad On computing quantum waves exactly from classical action with Like.
Sorry, I did not provide the link. The article is actually in open access.
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Peter Morgan reacted to Demystifier's post in the thread Undergrad On computing quantum waves exactly from classical action with Like.
arXiv link: https://arxiv.org/abs/2405.06328
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Peter Morgan reacted to Anton_A_Lipovka's post in the thread Graduate Exploring Implicit Assumptions and Foundations of Quantum Mechanics with Like.
Thank you for your detailed and thoughtful reply. I particularly appreciate the references you provided, as well as the time you have...
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Peter Morgan reacted to Anton_A_Lipovka's post in the thread Graduate Exploring Implicit Assumptions and Foundations of Quantum Mechanics with Like.
Question about the role of postulates and implicit assumptions in quantum mechanics Hi everyone, I’m trying to better understand the...
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Peter Morgan replied to the thread Graduate Exploring Implicit Assumptions and Foundations of Quantum Mechanics.In axiomatic approaches to Quantum Field Theory, which I think any attempt to understand quantum theory will eventually have to engage...
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Peter Morgan reacted to gentzen's post in the thread Graduate Sidney Coleman's opinion on interpretation in his Dirac lecture with Like.
pines-demon quoted from Sidney Coleman's Dirac Lecture "Quantum Mechanics in Your Face" (https://arxiv.org/abs/2011.12671) and martinbn...
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Peter Morgan reacted to bhobba's post in the thread Undergrad Sean Carroll's description of the Many Worlds interpretation with Like.
Highly recommended, but very math-heavy. Fine for math nerds like me, but others may not enjoy it as much as I did. Thanks Bill
