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has anybody read this book?? DO you think solution to questions of this book are good ??
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ank7890 said:yeah it's good if you are starting this course ..i want to actually practice something for some exam and wanted to do it little fast ..griffith's would take a little while ! i would be more awesome if someone can suggest me some book that's beneficial for quick revision of concepts or something ??
Some common problems in quantum mechanics include the measurement problem, the interpretation of wave function collapse, and the challenges of reconciling quantum mechanics with general relativity.
Quantum mechanics addresses these problems through various theories and principles, such as the Copenhagen interpretation, the Many-Worlds interpretation, and the uncertainty principle.
Yes, quantum mechanics has many practical applications, including in fields such as computing, cryptography, and nanotechnology. It has also been used to explain phenomena in chemistry, biology, and other areas of science.
Mathematics is essential in understanding and describing quantum mechanics. The theory relies heavily on complex mathematical equations and concepts, such as vector spaces, operators, and eigenvalues.
Yes, quantum mechanics is a constantly evolving field, and there is ongoing research and development in various aspects of the theory. Scientists continue to explore new applications and develop new theories to better understand the complexities of the quantum world.