A philosopher’s quantum mechanical delusions
Luboš Motl, December 17, 2014 A «philosopher» named Chip Sebens wrote a blog post at his co-author Sean Carroll’s blog
Читать далее
Автор: LightCone
Why are there spinors?
Luboš Motl, April 26, 2012 Spinors are competitors of vectors and tensors. In other words, they are representations of the
Читать далее
Diversity of observables in quantum mechanics
Luboš Motl, July 17, 2012 A question at the Physics Stack Exchange has reminded me about a philosophical preconception that «helps»
Читать далее
Why quantum mechanics has to be complex and linear…
Luboš Motl, August 14, 2012 …and why (near) energy eigenstates are the «most real» among equally allowed states in the
Читать далее
35 years of N=4 Yang-Mills theory
Luboš Motl, March 31, 2012 George Musser who writes for Scientific American has authored an unusually (for SciAm) scientifically oriented
Читать далее
On the importance of conformal field theories
Luboš Motl, June 30, 2012 Scale-invariant theories may look like a too special, measure-zero subset of all quantum field theories.
Читать далее
The word salad interpretation of quantum mechanics
Luboš Motl, December 14, 2018 Michael Nielsen, an achieved quantum information researcher, just wrote a fun essay What does the
Читать далее
Why ‘Why String Theory Is Wrong’ is wrong
Luboš Motl, December 21, 2018 Note that «String Theory» is the only unique part of the title – and the
Читать далее
