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Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (p. 229-230).
Contents:
- Why talk to your dog about physics? : an introduction to quantum physics
- Which way? both ways : particle-wave duality
- Where's my bone? : the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle
- Schrödinger's Dog : the Copenhagen interpretation
- Many worlds, many treats : the many-worlds interpretation
- Are we there yet? : the quantum Zeno effect
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- No digging required : quantum tunneling
- Spooky barking at a distance : quantum entanglement
- Beam me a bunny : quantum teleportation
- Bunnies made of cheese : virtual particles and quantum electrodynamics
- Beware of evil squirrels : misuses of quantum physics.
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