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Monthly Archives: May 2013
Web notes on quantum mechanics 9 May 2013
©Fernando Caracena 2013 Philosopher Jill North explores quantum reality Jill North, associate professor of philosophy at Cornell University, in a recent essay1 proposes that the wave function of quantum mechanics [“the mathematical object that represents the state system at a … Continue reading
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