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So, there are two things in Quantum Mechanics that I understand are axioms: the first is the schrodinger equation, which cannot be derived. Okay fine, we have to start somewhere. The second axiom is that the integral from a to b of the wavefunction-mod-squared gives the probability of finding the particle between a and b. My question is: Is there any framework that can derive the statistical interpretation just by manipulating the schrodinger equation and building on other principles, or is this just treated as fundamental?