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The only way to not leave out critical details is to just learn the math behind it. The problem with doing this is that getting an extra graduate degree is a l
by unwise-exe 2y ago
The only way to not leave out critical details is to just learn the math behind it.
The problem with doing this is that getting an extra graduate degree is a lot of work.
- throwaway_4179 2y agoYou certainly don't need a grad degree to understand the math behind entanglement or basic QM!
- ben_w 2y ago"Just" partial differential equations of complex fields for Schrodinger; the fourier transform to shift between, what was it, momentum and position?; matricies and/or quaternions for the Bloch sphere; bra-ket notation; and the Hermitian, Hamiltonian, and Laplacian operators. Of these, the only one I did in my double maths A-level was matricies and partial differential equations of single dimensional real functions, and the absolute basics of what complex numbers are. Seems like it needs a degree to me, having tried to teach myself using brilliant.org