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by LolWolf
2702 days ago
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“Elementary” doesn’t mean “what you learned in elementary school,” although it is publically perceived as such. Almost universally, in almost every text I’ve read, it means “use tools that are well-known to people with an undergraduate degree in a related field, or simple extensions thereof.” (There are some cheeky counter-examples, such as Weil’s Basic Number Theory, but this is far more rare.) In the same way you cannot expect someone who has never seen a circuit or understand logic gates to construct a processor, you cannot expect someone without any mathematical maturity (e.g. basic linear algebra and calculus) to use QM in any fashion other than understand the most basic of constructions. |
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