In the many-worlds interpretation, this scientist's namesake equation holds in all locations and at all times; that equation describes the evolution of quantum states over time and can be written as "E psi ["sigh"] equals H-hat psi." He developed a concept involving a (*) box containing a poison that can be released by radioactive decay. For 10 poi
In the many-worlds interpretation, this scientist's namesake equation holds in all locations and at all times; that equation describes the evolution of quantum states over time and can be written as "E psi ["sigh"] equals H-hat psi." He developed a concept involving a (*) box containing a poison that can be released by radioactive decay. For 10 points, name this "father of quantum mechanics" whose namesake thought experiment involves a cat.
In the many-worlds interpretation, this scientist's namesake equation holds in all locations and at all times; that equation describes the evolution of quantum states over time and can be written as "E psi ["sigh"] equals H-hat psi."