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r/quantum

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Scientific discourse about quantum mechanics and related fields. Not for discussions about interpretations or speculative theories.

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to r/quantum by KiIlMePleaze
7 months ago
How can we truly know for a fact that superposition collapse is random?
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to r/quantum by ambrosiosrs24yars
1 year ago
How to find fellow peers in public?
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to r/quantum by nallen
9 months ago
Preview thumbnail for Science AMA Series: We are SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory staff scientist Dr. Mike Litos and Stanford Ph.D. student Spencer Gessner, our work was the topic of a popular reddit post about shrinking particle accelerators, AMA (Submit your questions to the linked /r/science post.) image
Science AMA Series: We are SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory staff scientist Dr. Mike Litos and Stanford Ph.D. student Spencer Gessner, our work was the topic of a popular reddit post about shrinking particle accelerators, AMA (Submit your questions to the linked /r/science post.)
to r/quantum by LonzDoe
10 months ago
Conclussions of double slit experiment?