Lecture 1 | The Theoretical Minimum
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1:46:31Lecture 6 | The Theoretical Minimum
Felix Bloch Professor of Theoretical Physics
This lecture, part of Stanford's Theoretical Minimum series, extends the discussion of photons and energy states before introducing the foundational concept of quantum entanglement.
(February 13, 2012) Leonard Susskind starts the class by answering a question that arose in the last lecture about photons and the energy at different states and then continues with the topic of entanglement.
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