Quantum Physics – Cantor's Archive

Statistics

Do Masses of Fundamental Particles Follow Benford’s Law?

How a statistical test used to uncover tax frauds may help us find an explanation to a long-standing puzzle in particle physics

Complex Analysis

Beyond Infinity

Analytic Continuation and its Applications in Quantum Physics

Quantum Physics

Nature Isn’t Fuzzy: Quantum Uncertainty, Inconsistency and Paradox

… And Nature isn’t clear either. Nature is neither fuzzy nor not fuzzy.

Quantum Electrodynamics

How Richard Feynman Reinvented Quantum Theory

The Space-Time Approach to Quantum Mechanics

Quantum Physics

Quantum Tunneling, Bubble Universes and the End of the World

The Catastrophic Consequences of Living in a Universe with a False Vacuum

Quantum Electrodynamics

Looking at quantum circuit simulators

This one is a bit technical. If you’re feeling rusty on your QC fundamentals, don’t read it. Save it. Bookmark this article for later when you’ve brushed up. You’ll be glad you did, especially if you want to understand QCS.

Quantum Physics

The Worst Theoretical Prediction in the History of Physics

Dark Energy, and One of the Most Famous Unsolved Problem in Physics

Quantum Mechanics

Ways of Interpreting Quantum Mechanics: A Quick Look

Copenhagen, Parallel Worlds and Infinite trajectories: Time to dive into the weird.

Physics

A Brief Overview of Candidate Theories Of Everything

Microscopic strings, looped space, and eight dimensional spheres

Quantum Mechanics

How Quantum Mechanics Alters Reality

The double-slit experiment

Quantum Mechanics

Cats and Collapses: Interpreting Quantum Mechanics

Everyone’s heard of Schrödinger’s Cat. But what can it tell us about the meaning of Quantum Mechanics?

Quantum Electrodynamics

The Strange Theory of Light and Matter

The Nobel Prize in Physics 1965: Sin-Itiro Tomonaga, Julian Schwinger, and Richard P. Feynman