Exploring Quantum Mechanics: A Passionate Engineer's Journey

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How did you find PF?
Searching for "best quantum physics forum"
I am 50 years old passionate of physics but without a degree in physics ( I have a degree on electronic engineering ).

I always was curious about quantum mechanics and I read many books on the subject.
 
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