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[QUOTE="LittleSchwinger, post: 6845124, member: 732046"] Pauli's Handbuch der Physik article is very good. I guess for me Heisenberg is pretty much the same, his Chicago lectures are excellent, mathematical and concise and the more general musings are in other essays. Bohr and Complementarity always seemed pretty clear to me as well since he constantly talks about experiments, it's just the physical fact corresponding to the mathematical fact of operators not commuting. I never found him obscure I have to say. In fact Complementarity is a common enough word in quantum information. Perhaps a difference between fields? Currently I'm reading the 2nd Edition of Gottfried's textbook with Yan as co-author as preparation for teaching. [/QUOTE]
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