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Fragment page from "Probability in Wave Mechanics," 1955

Everett, Hugh

Published Jan 1, 1955• 0 citations
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Among Hugh Everett's files were a number of documents related to the writing of his thesis. This document, a single typed page from the mini paper "Probability in Wave Mechanics," was found in a file labeled "Footnotes," which consisted mostly of partial drafts of material (not necessarily footnotes) that was discussed in the long thesis.

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