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QuarkyMeson replied to the thread Undergrad Solving the chess game (quantum computer wise).The same issue as why it's not a solved game practically. The number of possible games is finite, but it's absurdly large. You would... -
QuarkyMeson replied to the thread Undergrad Solving the chess game (quantum computer wise).Quantum computers don't have a “strength” in the way you're imagining, per se. They're either quantum or they aren't. The advantage of...
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QuarkyMeson replied to the thread Studying Correlating IQ and STEM performance.No. IQ scores are meaningless quantities wrt what field or area of study people end up in. It's an imperfect measure used as one...
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QuarkyMeson replied to the thread Physics Considering transitioning to physics, any advice?.From that list applied math is probably your best bet, you are a dual CS/Math major it sounds like after all. PhD spots are difficult to...
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QuarkyMeson replied to the thread Studying The use of AI in self-learning.Not at all. Not to toot my own horn or anything but I feel like at least an average student in physics, I have a bachelors, am starting...
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Yes, that's correct. A question was asked about global causal structure and black holes. That's relevant to the QFT viewpoint on... -
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All fields are non-local, by definition.
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I won't answer that question, but I will point out that if the laws of Physics were not followed, we would not be here to discuss it. In...
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QuarkyMeson replied to the thread Studying Academic Roadmap: Bridging High School Mechanics to Theoretical Quantum Mechanics.You could do it like physics students and just get thrown into it. After you've been exposed to linear algebra you have 90% of the...