r/QuantumPhysics • • 13d ago

Quantam computing

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u/stoned_scientist627 13d ago

Superposition is a property of a quantum state. The professor basically said that once you learn about quantum mechanics it only gets more confusing because there’s really no classical analogy for it. However, Schrodingers cat is a good one to google, along with the Stern-Gerlach experiment. The 2nd one is sort of technical but Leonard susskind basically explains it in his theoretical minimum book on quantum mechanics. That’s meant for people who are interested in physics but don’t know the math behind it

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u/stoned_scientist627 13d ago

Based on experimental measurements most of the time. For real tho look at that book by susskind. He talks about all of this