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Quantum Measurement
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| Wednesday, October 5 | Measurement |
| Friday, October 7 | Statistics & Uncertainty Estimations |
| Monday, October 10 | Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle |
| Wednesday, October 12 | Relativity Theory & Causality |
| Friday, October 14 | Spin, Polarization, and Mixed States |
| Monday, October 17 | Bell's Inequality |
In this module we will spend two-weeks to study some implications of microscopic physics on the question of measurement. Since today's understanding of microscopic physics is best modeled by quantum theory, people often refer to this as quantum (description of) measurement (theory).
Most of our study will be based on the above links to our web-book. But we will also use other readings and web-based materials. These include:
Supplementary Text: Where Does the Weirdness Go? by David Linley, Basic Books, NY, 1996
Computer-Based Material: Visual Quantum Mechanics, an interactive software developed by Dean Zollman and his educational research team at Kansas State University. To get direct access to this site click on: VQM.
Please read the page on How Do I Use a Web-Book? before starting to examine these pages.