PHY-190Q: Einstein's Dice

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Introduction to Quantum Mechanics, the most fundamental theory of the physical world. The major concepts and puzzles are covered in both historical and logical contexts, including non-locality (what happens in one part of the universe can instantaneously affect the behavior of a distant part of the universe) and indeterminacy (the future cannot be determined from any kind of prior knowledge; there is always an element of chance). Designed for the non-scientist, although proficiency in high school algebra is assumed.

Level: 
Undergraduate
Credits: 
4
Semester(s) offered: 
Occasional
GenEd: PS

Course Schedules

Semester Sec Instructor Times / Rm
Fall 2015 Guy Blaylock
TuTh 8:30-9:45
LGRT 1033
Fall 2008
1
David Kastor
TuTh 9:30
HASA 124
Spring 2008
1
Guy Blaylock
MWF 12:20
HAS 134
Spring 2007
1
Guy Blaylock
MWF 12:20
HAS 134
Guy Blaylock
TuTh 8:30-9:45
LGRT 1033