Zero is Not Absolute: Observer-Dependent Quantum Ground States (Quantum Physics series)
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Zero is Not Absolute: Observer-Dependent Quantum Ground States (Quantum Physics series)

by Cor P.M. Van Houte

Science Physics
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This work investigates observer-dependent quantum ground states and questions whether zero can be considered absolute in quantum physics.

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Zero is Not Absolute: Observer-Dependent Quantum Ground States examines fundamental questions in quantum physics regarding the nature of ground states.

The book discusses how observation may influence quantum systems and questions traditional assumptions about absolute zero.

Readers interested in advanced physics concepts will find an exploration of observer effects within quantum theory.

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