Module: Quantentheorie: EPR-Paradoxon
Sequence: 0.0. Start_Quantentheorie_EPR
Branching Point: Paradoxes of Quantum Mechanics
Sequence: 3.0. BranchPoint_EPR
Branching Point: The Einstein-Podolsky-Rosen Experiment (EPR)
Sequence: 3.1. Grundlagen Experiment
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Sequence: 3.2. Einsteins Argument
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Sequence: 3.3. BranchPoint_Physikalische_Begriffe_EPR
Branching Point: Physical Terms for the Einstein-Podolsky-Rosen Experiment
Sequence: 3.3.1. Glossar_Messungen
Slide: Measurement
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Sequence: 3.3.2. Glossar_Polarisation
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Sequence: 3.3.3. Glossar_Verschraenkung
Slide: What is Entanglement?
Sequence: 2.0. Story_der_Quantenmechanik
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Branching Point: The Einstein-Podolsky-Rosen Experiment (EPR)
Sequence: 3.2. Einsteins Argument
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Sequence: 3.1. Grundlagen Experiment
Slide: The Layout of the Experiment
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Sequence: 3.3. BranchPoint_Physikalische_Begriffe_EPR
Branching Point: Physical Terms for the Einstein-Podolsky-Rosen Experiment
Sequence: 3.3.1. Glossar_Messungen
Slide: Measurement
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Sequence: 3.3.2. Glossar_Polarisation
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Sequence: 3.3.3. Glossar_Verschraenkung
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Sequence: 4.0. Biographien
Branching Point: Biographies
Sequence: 4.1. Biographie 24341: Niels Bohr
Slide: Niels Bohr (1885–1962)
Sequence: 4.2. Biographie 24341: Max Born
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Sequence: 4.3. Biographie 24341: Erwin Schroedinger
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Sequence: 4.4. Biographie 24341: Werner Heisenberg
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Sequence: 1.0. Objektfolge_Quantenmechanik
Slide: Paradoxes of quantum mechanics
Slide: Einstein as a Cobbler
Slide: Sticklers for Principle and Virtuosos
Slide: Quantum Mechanics is Not the Real Mc Coy
Slide: Delight over Wave Mechanics
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Slide: Bohr Interprets Quantum Mechanics
Slide: Einstein on the 200th Anniversary of Newton's Death
Slide: Einstein-Podolsky-Rosen Experiment
Slide: The Core of the Einstein-Podolsky-Rosen Experiment
Slide: Albert Einstein's Reply to Niels Bohr
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The Einstein-Bohr Dialog
Einstein and Bohr in Ehrenfest's House in Leiden, 1927
In the next few years, Einstein becomes the most important critic of quantum mechanics and Niels Bohr becomes its main defender. Einstein uses different thought experiments to try to show that quantum mechanics can not be a complete theory.
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