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Good to know, thanks for the advice. As soon as I am done with exams I'll be sure to go out and buy that.

Thanks so much for the advice! It means a lot, honestly. I will be sure to get back to work going back and review the basics. Aside from studying is there anything else you would recommend I do to develop my theory in the mean time? Furthermore, what textbooks would you recommend I use? I...

Hello all! I am a 14 year old student attending an elite private school in North Texas and I aspire to someday become a theoretical physicist. I currently take mostly AP classes and am doing better than a good portion of my peers. I have knowledge of high school math (taught it all to myself...

Alas I feel the same way, I cannot find definitive answer, however, could you answer this, mathematically, or logically? Is there energy associated with the different superpositions? If so, where does that energy go? I have a thought, but I'd like to hear others opinions first.

The notion of a closed universe is quite interesting. Demystifier to expand on what you are saying, if energy eigenstates, so the different superpositions of a particle, must evolve into a coherent state, where does all this excess energy from these states go? Our universe,in accordance with...

I have trouble finding validity in the Copenhagen interpretation. Young's Double Slit Experiment clearly outlines the wave function probability of a particle, and has even been mathematically proven with something as simple as the abs. value of ψ2(sorry I don't really know how to LaTeX (can't...

I have trouble finding validity in the Copenhagen interpretation. Young's Double Slit Experiment clearly outlines the wave function probability of a particle, and has even been mathematically proven with something as simple as the abs. value of ψ2(sorry I don't really know how to LaTeX (can't...

Is it true that strings can vibrate in certain manners in which they cause a "ripple effect" in spacetime, affecting the topology of the higher dimensions, causing these different timelines to occur in which you have changes so minor as to electrons a plank's unit to the right, or so drastic as...

I was trying to understand wave function collapse in terms of superposition, but I ran into some problems when relating back to information theory/entropy. It is given in the definition of information in terms of entropy energy is needed to transfer information. That is something we have always...