Quantum Physics

    

Uncertainty in the Provolving Beam

Authors: Paul Mirsky

The previous lecture showed how information and uncertainty can be described by groups. Now, we’ll show how these groups change as a beam of light propagates. The lecture starts by reviewing some topics within quantum mechanics, and it assumes that the audience already has a lot of background knowledge. Unfortunately, without that knowledge you may find this lecture pretty difficult to follow.

To accompany https://youtu.be/3BIVmSGA3EE

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[v1] 2023-02-25 02:35:12

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