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John_Diala
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Hi. I'm currently in high school, and ever since my physics teacher brought up quantum mechanics, I've been highly intrigued by it. I understand (at least I think I do!) the general basics of it, like schrodinger's cat, wave function collapse and quantum entanglement, but I don't understand the harder concepts. Any ideas on where I should start, both in mathematics and physics? I can do calculus up to calc 2 and conceptually understand some parts of real/complex analysis and linear algebra, and for physics I think I understand classical mechanics and the basic concepts of general relativity, but other than that, I'm lost.
(Yes, I'm a bit of nerd if you hadn't already noticed. lol).
EDIT: I just realized I should have posted this in the qm section. My bad.
(Yes, I'm a bit of nerd if you hadn't already noticed. lol).
EDIT: I just realized I should have posted this in the qm section. My bad.