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2.1 Preparation – 2.2 Prism experiment – 2.3 Properties – 2.4 Polarization – 2.5 Progress check – 2.6 Summary An important objective of this basic course is to show that properties such as position and momentum cannot in general be assigned to quantum objects. To explain this as clearly as possible, a few basic concepts are required. They include the concept of preparation which will… Continue reading