Minnesota Joe
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Greetings everyone,
I worked in physics until I finished grad school, after which I decided to do other things. Now I'm rekindling my love for it again, in part thanks to podcasts like "Physics Frontiers" and Sean Carroll's "Mindscape" . Right now I'm reading "What's Real?" by Adam Becker, supplemented by some texts in quantum mechanics as a refresher (David Albert's book, Shankar, Aharonov, and several others). I'm interested in the foundations of quantum mechanics, something that wasn't exactly encouraged when I was a student. It's irritating how much I've forgotten, but you have to start (again) somewhere.
Cheers,
Joe
I worked in physics until I finished grad school, after which I decided to do other things. Now I'm rekindling my love for it again, in part thanks to podcasts like "Physics Frontiers" and Sean Carroll's "Mindscape" . Right now I'm reading "What's Real?" by Adam Becker, supplemented by some texts in quantum mechanics as a refresher (David Albert's book, Shankar, Aharonov, and several others). I'm interested in the foundations of quantum mechanics, something that wasn't exactly encouraged when I was a student. It's irritating how much I've forgotten, but you have to start (again) somewhere.
Cheers,
Joe