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>>15056836
you need to know the absolute most basic notation of set theory, but anything beyond that probably isnt gonna make it easier.
>>15056985
the wave function never really stops being a probability. you can collapse it down to basically a delta function but never to an exact point. and even if you could collapse it to one point itd still technically be a probability, just that 100% of the probability distribution is located at one point.
and yes, as soon as youre done measuring the particle or whatever, the wave function begins to "widen" over time as per the schrodinger equation.

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>>12739615
posting is a pain in the fuckin neck ever since i got perma b& for posting in a Lolita thread on /lit/, stuck on phone, tex is a nightmare. if more people had EE/electromagnetics questions then i would post more
>>12739641
if the field in a parallel plate capacitor flows from plate A to plate B, then the voltage from A to B is negative, so yes you can add a negative sign if you want to

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>>12142541
[math]y+y'=1[/math], same way they knocked out the [math]x+x'[/math] term in the previous step

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