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The Strange World of Quantum Mechanics Daniel F. Styer
Publisher: Cambridge University Press

This is how we discovered the totally unexpected and strange world of quantum mechanics. For those interested, I suggest you pursue it at your leisure, with the following caveat: it's absolutely fascinating and transforming, and you will find yourself sinking a great deal of time into the strange world of Quantum Physics! The greatest mystery of quantum mechanics is how its ideas have remained so weird, while it explained more and more features of the world around us. Ordinarily, in the strange world of quantum mechanics, the act of. But what about hydrogen molecules treated quantum mechanically? In the strange world of quantum physics, particles dematerialized themselves into waves (such as in transistors) and rematerialized themselves later into particles. Dr David Wineland and Professor Serge Haroche have won the Nobel Prize in Physics for their exploration of quantum mechanics. In the strange world of quantum mechanics, an atom can exist in a superposition of two or more trajectories until a measurement is made of its position or momentum. AM has always been one of my favourite manifestations of the strange world of quantum physics (hence the blog title), so let's have a proper post on it… The idea of antimatter first emerged in 1928. If you believe the Schrodinger Equation, you must believe the many world 'interpretation'. Here the story appears to be completely different thanks to the weird world of quantum mechanics. (Phys.org) —In the strange world of quantum mechanics, the vacuum state (sometimes referred to as the quantum vacuum, simply as the vacuum) is a quantum system's lowest possible energy state. I see some mistakes about QM in the comments, but since all I know about QM is from a freshman seminar I took, I'll leave it to others - except to encourage people to read "The Strange World of Quantum Mechanics" by Styer. Einstein wouldn't have found entanglement so strange, if he'd thrown out a key pre-twentieth-century misconception. I disagree that all these 'interpretations' of Quantum Mechanics are free to believe in. Before the Wright Brothers flight in 1903, and before the discoveries of Planck, Einstein, Bohr, Schrodinger, etc. De-Spooking Quantum Mechanics By GRAEME STEMP-MORLOCK • Jul 13, 2011.