Quantum Mechanics Is Not That Hard to Understand

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Main Author: Turishchev, Alexander
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Published: Zenodo 2026
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contents <p>In this text, I don’t want to add anything new to quantum mechanics.<br>I just want to help people understand it, to make learning a little easier.<br>For example, a child, a teenager, or anyone curious about the subject — they want to know and understand.<br>But right now, quantum mechanics is presented in such a way that after reading, a person still can’t find a simple answer to the question: “what actually is this?”<br>That’s why I want to make it easier for everyone who wants to understand.</p>
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spellingShingle Quantum Mechanics Is Not That Hard to Understand
Turishchev, Alexander
<p>In this text, I don’t want to add anything new to quantum mechanics.<br>I just want to help people understand it, to make learning a little easier.<br>For example, a child, a teenager, or anyone curious about the subject — they want to know and understand.<br>But right now, quantum mechanics is presented in such a way that after reading, a person still can’t find a simple answer to the question: “what actually is this?”<br>That’s why I want to make it easier for everyone who wants to understand.</p>
title Quantum Mechanics Is Not That Hard to Understand
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19166120