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Indeed. Not only can one get a glance of a unique perspective of one of the founding fathers, but also a lot of important facts not covered in many other textbo
by masteranza 7y ago
Indeed. Not only can one get a glance of a unique perspective of one of the founding fathers, but also a lot of important facts not covered in many other textbooks. One of such facts are the low heat capacities of atoms that do not fit any classical theory. This fact alone is able to kill most of the "alternative" interpretations of quantum mechanics that the popular media sell-off as "science" nowadays.
- teilo 7y agoWhere can I read more about this?
- TheGallopedHigh 7y agoI believe you should be able to read about it in the aforementioned book
- hcs 7y agohttps://archive.org/details/1quantumMechanicsByPamDirac https://archive.org/details/1quantumMechanicsByPamDirac I don't know where to start looking, but there's the book (in the original English) for any interested. Edit: a better scan, of the 1st ed: https://archive.org/details/in.ernet.dli.2015.177580 https://archive.org/details/in.ernet.dli.2015.177580
- jacobolus 7y ago> "alternative" interpretations of quantum mechanics that the popular media sell-off as "science" nowadays What does this mean?
- gmoot 7y agoMy impression of the different quantum mechanics interpretations (copenhagen, many worlds...) is that they are observationally equivalent. Is this not true?