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“Probability amplitude” is a term used in quantum physics. It’s a number that appears in Schrodinger’s Wave Equation. Let’s(...) - Read More

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For “quantities of dimension one,” see “dimensionless number.” - Read More

One definition of “quantum” is: a tiny packet of energy at the atomic level. A quantum is the smallest possible unit of(...) - Read More

For quantum angular momentum, see angular momentum. - Read More

For quantum decoherence, see decoherence. - Read More

In quantum physics, if two particles are entangled, their behavior is correlated. In addition, if a physicist obtains(...) - Read More

Quantum Field Theory (QFT) is the current theory of how atomic and subatomic particles behave. It is the most up-to-date(...) - Read More

In quantum mechanics, physicists study how tiny particles behave. These include atoms, the components of atoms like(...) - Read More

Electrons have a few handfuls of properties. Four have been selected as the electron’s “quantum numbers.” The quantum(...) - Read More

For an understanding of quantum physics, see the definition of "quantum mechanics." Often, the two terms are used to mean(...) - Read More

Many quantum physicists view quantum mechanics as differing from classical physics in a fundamental way—quantum mechanics is(...) - Read More

A number of interpretations of quantum mechanics postulate a “quantum realm.” These include the Transactional(...) - Read More

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“Quantum theory” is the original name for the field that became known as “quantum mechanics" (which see). The connotations(...) - Read More

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In classical physics, events are random only due to insufficient information. Let’s take the example of a coin toss. With an(...) - Read More

Renormalization is a technique for achieving greater precision in certain physics theories.* In quantum mechanics,(...) - Read More

Rotational momentum is the same thing as “angular momentum.” It is the momentum or oomph that an object has when it rotates(...) - Read More