I would love to get a lab manual to accompany Griffith's book on QM. I actually find it bizarre how little information there is, and I have looked. My gut tel

I would love to get a lab manual to accompany Griffith's book on QM. I actually find it bizarre how little information there is, and I have looked. My gut tells me someone with an M.A. in physics, $5,000, and a lot of time could set up a hobby lab in her or his garage to validate everything through QED... As for interpetation of QM, I don't think that's the problem since one can just set up an experiment based on prediction from the mathematical models. Sure, you will have make multiple runs to show the predicted distribution of the non-deterministic, umm, stuff, but that isn't a problem.