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Reddit mentions of The Mathematical Principles of Quantum Mechanics (Dover Books on Physics)
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And will remain in a super-position state until OP collapses the probability function by observing the screen!
As a sidenote, anyone interested in quantum theory should check out Quantum Enigma by Rosenblum/Kuttner, a general summary of the contradictory ideas that drive quantum physics. I've read others such as Beginner's Guide to Quantum Physics and The Mathematical Principles of Quantum Mechanics, but found that the Rosenblum/ Kuttner is by far the most clear and easiest to understand without a physics/ math background. Another great one is Einstein and the Quantum: The Quest of the Valiant Swabian, which gives a great account of the historical beginnings of quantum physics as a scientific field (focusing on Einstein of course). Very well-written, andectotal, and an awesome read for anyone interested in the history of science.
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