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How can you get a start and a grip on the basics of quantum physics and solving the equations and knowing what it means in generalization to the physical world if you were to do it. i need a starting ground to go off of.
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How can you get a start and a grip on the basics of quantum physics and solving the equations and knowing what it means in generalization to the physical world if you were to do it. i need a starting ground to go off of.
Get a book. Go to classes. Learn the basics that are prerequisite to understanding it.
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