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"5. Discussion of a spin measurement example," handwritten draft, circa 1955

Everett, Hugh

Published Jan 1, 1955• 0 citations
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Among Hugh Everett's files were a number of handwritten documents related to the writing of his thesis. Many of them were drafts of material that ultimately appeared in the long thesis. This document, entitled "5 Discussion of a spin measurement example," was found loose among his papers.

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